A mixed-use property in Rifle sold in a record-setting sale. The Fastenal Center, a 9,750-square-foot property at 695 Buckhorn Drive, sold for $1.39 million, or $142.31 per sf, the highest price-per-sf sale recorded in Rifle for flex, retail and office space. “We are continuing to see an influx of buyers traveling further out to secondary […]

Ascent Commerce Center, a speculative Class A warehouse/ distribution center in Commerce City, was sold as part of an eight property, 4.7-million-square-foot industrial portfolio to PGIM Real Estate. Crow Holdings’ real estate investment management company Crow Holdings Capital completed the sale of the portfolio comprising 15 buildings across five markets, including Commerce City, Atlanta, Dallas,…

Children’s Medical Center was the first tenant to secure office space at the St. Joseph Medical Office Pavilion, which is set to wrap up construction later this fall. CMC signed a lease agreement with the developer Dallas-based Fidelis Healthcare Partners to occupy 8,699 square feet at the new 97,000- sf medical facility. CBRE’s Dann Burke…

While the pandemic has changed many aspects of our society in a short amount of time, the substantial impact on the office market is among the most staggering for the commercial real estate industry. Within days of shelter-in-place

It’s the time of year when politicians are outlining their vision for the future and plans to get there. One such plan recently introduced by a 2020 presidential candidate has caused some uncertainty around the future of capital gains

Historically, the office has been a place where companies bring their people together to foster innovation and collaboration; perform individual job functions; access a vast array of tools that promote efficient productivity for work

For years, tech has been one of Colorado’s strongest and fastest-growing industries. Across the Front Range, the number of employees in tech jobs jumped 57% over the last decade, from 88,000 in 2010 to 139,000 in 2019.

During COVID-19, restaurants have done their best to survive the whiplash of ever-changing public health guidelines while ensuring the safety of their guests and employees. Initially closing altogether, many originally reopened for

The COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly has impacted all facets of commercial real estate, including single-tenant net-leased retail properties. In the second quarter, transaction volume for STNL retail properties was down 38.4%