Newmark has facilitated 31,394 square feet of office leases for three technology companies at The 410, a 24-story, Class A office property in Denver’s Upper Downtown. The leases include new commitments from Tyler Technologies and an undisclosed tenant, as well as an expansion by existing tenant Convey.
Newmark Vice Chairman Jamie Gard, Senior Managing Director Whitney Hake and Associate Director Grace Lessard represented property owner Cress Capital in the transactions.
“These transactions highlight early signals of tech demand re-emerging in Denver,” said Hake. “We expect this momentum to build as AI companies continue to expand and drive office absorption, with Class A, well-amenitized office buildings generating the greatest traction.”
The recent leases completed by the Newmark team include:
- Tyler Technologies, a leading provider of software and services for the public sector, signed a new 9,557-square-foot lease on the 17th floor. The company is relocating from its previous location at 1999 Broadway.
- An AI-powered CRM company signed a new 3,618-square-foot lease on the 13th floor and expanded into an additional 10,778 square feet on the 12th floor. The move represents a strategic shift from the company’s fully remote operations.
- Convey, formerly Message Broadcast, a customer engagement platform business, signed a 3,618-square-foot expansion to occupy a total of 7,441 square feet on the 13th floor – doubling its footprint within just one year.
Located at 410 17th Street, the property features 435,000 square feet of modern office space. Highlights include a fully renovated, Gensler-designed lobby, an on-site Little Owl Coffee, a wine bar and an outdoor patio. Tenants benefit from 24/7 security, a secure turnstile system, a 1:1,500 RSF covered parking ratio and indoor bike parking.
The 410 provides exceptional transit connectivity, situated adjacent to the 16th Street Free Mall Ride and Light Rail stations. Major corridors such as Colfax Avenue and I-70 are just blocks away, providing quick access to I-25 and the greater metro area. The building is surrounded by vibrant retail, dining and entertainment options that enhance the workplace experience for tenants.
Nationally, nearly 50% of active technology office tenants are looking to expand their footprint—a strong signal of renewed confidence in the sector, according to Newmark Research.
Tenant representation included Ken Gooden of JLL for Tyler Technologies; Rick Door of Cresa for the undisclosed tenant; and both Rick Door and Kai Slocum of Cresa for Convey.
