Newmark has arranged a new 32,930-square-foot office lease on behalf of Fivetran, the global leader in data movement, at Steel House, a 12-story Class A building at 3100 Brighton Boulevard in Denver’s RiNo Arts District. The company is slated to move into the space in October 2026.
Newmark Director Josh Pons, Executive Managing Director Andrew Blaustein , and Managing Director Rider Stoglin represented the tenant in the transaction. The landlord, Beacon Capital Partners, was represented by John Beason and James Roupp of JLL.
“Fivetran’s strategic decision to relocate within Denver underscores its long-term commitment to the market and its people,” said Pons. “This transaction reflects a thoughtful real estate strategy that aligns operational needs with a premier building and location, providing the flexibility, efficiency and workplace experience to support continued growth.”
The relocation consolidates Fivetran’s local operations onto a single floor at the top of Steel House, optimizing efficiency while offering an elevated work environment with panoramic city and mountain views, wraparound private terraces and access to a comprehensive suite of building amenities.
Delivered in 2025, Steel House offers an unmatched mix of wellness-focused and collaborative features, including a 13,000-square-foot elevated park—the largest in Denver—alongside a 7,500-square-foot fitness center, indoor/outdoor yoga studio, tenant lounge with barista service, conference center, basketball court and a five-level podium garage. Designed by Morris Adjmi Architects (MA), the property is LEED Gold and WELL Certified, with a modern industrial and biophilic design that reflects Fivetran’s innovative culture.
Situated in the heart of Denver’s RiNo district, Steel House places tenants at the center of a vibrant mix of restaurants, retail and entertainment. The location also provides convenient connectivity to downtown Denver, I-70 and public transit.
Newmark has advised Fivetran in various capacities since 2018, providing strategic real estate guidance across several global markets.
