Knightbridge Capital and Westside Investment Partners have purchased 400 Inverness, a 112,198-square-foot Class A office property at the entrance of Inverness Business Park in Englewood. The asset traded for $14 million, with VMC Metro Denver LLC listed as the seller in a warranty deed recorded with the county.
With immediate access to Interstate 25 and the broader Southeast Suburban submarket, the property benefits from strong surrounding amenities and a highly accessible location within one of metro Denver’s most established office submarkets.
Built in 1997 and renovated most recently in 2025, 400 Inverness offers a highly functional base building layout with efficient floor plate design, strong parking ratio, and a tenant roster anchored by long-term, creditworthy occupants. At the time of acquisition, the property was approximately 93% occupied.
This acquisition marks the fourth building acquisition in the past 24 months between Knightbridge Capital and Westside Investment Partners. Together, this ownership group has purchased over half a million square feet of office product in the Denver metropolitan area during this time.
“We sincerely appreciate and value our broker relationships that allow us to engage in these types of off-market, lender-driven sale opportunities. We are extremely excited to add 400 Inverness to our growing office portfolio as it fits well with our investment thesis on the office sector. Our ability to mobilize and execute on this acquisition in 26 days between contract execution to closing, was a team effort by all the parties involved in this transaction,” said Riki Hashimoto, co-founder/principal at Knightbridge Capital.
“400 Inverness is an excellent building with strong in-place tenancy. Plus, with the reset in basis, we think that we can unlock additional value through our leasing and operational execution strategies,” said Matt Ritter, co-founder/principal at Knightbridge Capital.
Jones Lang LaSalle represented the seller in this transaction; Colliers advised the seller on leasing, and purchase financing was provided by FirstBank, now a part of PNC Bank.
The ownership group intends to implement a value-enhancement program focused on building upgrades, as well as pursuing proactive leasing initiatives aimed at strengthening the property’s long-term tenancy and cash flow profile.
Knightbridge Capital and Westside Investment Partners continue to pursue additional office acquisitions that align with their overall investment strategy across the Denver metro area and greater Rocky Mountain region.
