Greystar added another apartment asset to its portfolio with its purchase of Champions Park Apartments in Thornton. Greystar paid a reported $119 million, or $247,917 per unit, for the 480-unit community, renamed Avana Thornton Station. Eaton Vance’s real estate investment group, according to public records, sold the property, which it purchased in 2012 for $68.26 […]

A multitenant office property in Denver sold for $3.8 million. Colorado-based Fins Frathouse LLC purchased the 12,500-squarefoot Monroe Professional Building at 3570 E. 12th Ave. in the Congress Park neighborhood from seller Monroe Holdings LLC. Kevin Calame and Matt Lewallen, principals at Aqyre Real Estate Advisors, represented both sides of the transaction. The sale closed…

Two adjoining buildings at the Rampart Center business park in Englewood sold for $14.5 million. California-based buyer Libitzky Property Cos. purchased two buildings totaling 99,600 square feet at 7173 and 7245 S. Havana St. from seller LBA Realty. The property sold for approximately $146 per square foot. Riki Hashimoto and Dan Grooters of Newmark Knight…

At this point, you probably never need to hear the phrase “new normal” again, but the reality is all properties, and especially health systems’ facilities and medical office buildings, must operate differently for the foreseeable future. The details are innumerable, but it’s our duty to advise MOB investors and their tenants on recommended, fundamental operating…

The largest asset for many businesses is their building – the place where work is performed. Properly functioning buildings help businesses succeed while defective buildings cost ownership time and money.

As things around us start to come back to life with the lifting of stay-at-home orders, fitness centers are unlocking their doors with several new things to consider. Many of these items will revolve around safety

What changes to commercial building design standards and building codes post-pandemic can we expect? The lessons we have learned over the past months should be leveraged as we identify a new

Since lifting its stay-at-home order on April 26, Colorado has been continuously working toward finding a new normal. Businesses are reopening but with restrictions still in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19

With the impact of COVID-19 still unfolding, much remains unknown about the future demand for office space. We know that downtown Denver’s office market was strong heading into the pandemic,