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Hord Coplan Macht, Haselden team for FRCC’s Health Care Careers Center
Design-build team Hord Coplan Macht and Haselden Construction are underway on Front Range Community College’s new Health Care Careers Center. The 61,000-gross-square-foot center located on the Larimer campus in Fort Collins consolidates the college’s health sciences programs into one state-of-the-art facility that accommodates a multidisciplinary health care curriculum to address key health care workforce needs in Northern Colorado.
Kris Oppermann Stern
March 30, 2020
Partnership receives refi loan for predevelopment of River Mile project
A $124.6 million refinance loan was arranged for the eventual redevelopment of the Elitch Gardens theme and water park in downtown Denver. JLL Capital Markets worked on behalf of the borrower, a partnership of Kroenke Sports and Entertainment and Revesco Properties, to place the five-year, floating-rate loan with Pacific Western Bank. Loan proceeds will be…
Jennifer Hayes
March 30, 2020
Crossbeam Capital pays $21.5 million for Aviator
Crossbeam Capital doubled its Colorado Springs multifamily holdings with its purchase of the Aviator apartment community. The firm purchased the 147-unit community at 1670 N. Murray Blvd. from Vukota Capital Management. It paid $21.5 million, or $146,258 per unit, for the community built in 1971. The workforce housing community had been updated within the last…
Jennifer Hayes
March 30, 2020Who’s News
Adams County ED names Martinez president, CEO
Bo Martinez was named the new president/CEO of Adams County Economic Development. Most recently, Martinez served as director of economic development for the city of Miami Beach, Florida, where he repositioned the department to be a stronger resource in the city and region. Previously, he worked in progressive economic development leadership positions in the city and…
Jennifer Hayes
March 30, 2020
Topor joins SSF new development sales division
Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate created a new development sales division, headed by Shawna Topor. Topor, recently promoted to executive vice president, has been an SSF employee since 1998. Most recently, she was vice president and has 24 years of experience in sales and marketing of new developments. The new division will bring together…
Jennifer Hayes
March 22, 2020
KTGY names Sciarra principal, shareholder; Pitts director
KTGY Architecture + Planning announced that Nathan Sciarra, AIA, NCARB, was named a principal and shareholder of the firm while Leah Pitts, LEED AP, was named a director.
Jennifer Hayes
March 16, 2020
Williams joins Stantec as senior vice president
Chris Williams joined Stantec as senior vice president leading the firm’s federal program.
Jennifer Hayes
March 9, 2020
DHM Design names Neumann president
Bill Neumann was named president of DHM Design. Neumann brings 35 years’ experience and knowledge to the position. He has been a managing principal on the firm’s board of directors for the past five years. Laura Kirk served as president for a five-year term from 2015-2020.
Jennifer Hayes
March 1, 2020Subscriber Content
Building Dialogue
Colorado Mesa University’s Hotel Maverick will Benefit from a Unique Design Solution
Colorado Mesa University’s hospitality program has enjoyed significant growth over the years and the university is preparing to open a “teaching hotel” during the first quarter of 2020 as a result. Davis Partnership Architects envisioned a unique materiality of the Hotel Maverick to set it apart. The hotel will boast a contemporary theme that integrates…
Building Dialogue
March 30, 2020CREJ Quarterlies
Manager guidelines for dealing with a pandemic
As the situation rapidly evolves, managing properties during the COVID-19 outbreak is challenging. However, with the number of confirmed cases in Colorado increasing each day and Gov. Jared Polis
Michelle Askeland
March 30, 2020
Managing construction in an occupied building
You’ve heard it before: Location, location, location. Such is said to be the most important element in the world of real estate investment. And yet, when it comes to tackling construction projects, it’s planning,
CREJ
March 29, 2020
Legal issues for managers during an epidemic
Over the last few weeks, coronavirus (COVID-19) has reached a pandemic level, creating a crisis for businesses across industries. Here are four legal questions we have considered in helping clients navigate
CREJ
March 28, 2020
Rapidly increasing tax assessments hit real estate
As property values throughout Colorado continue to soar, property taxes now are higher than ever. Commercial property in Denver is taxed at a 29% assessment rate, multiplied by the mill levy.
CREJ
March 23, 2020
Rising construction costs impact capital markets
Denver is in the midst of strong development in nearly all commercial real estate asset types. In conjunction with high development demand comes increased, and still increasing, construction pricing.
CREJ
March 20, 2020
Keeping Denver on the menu
After enjoying consecutive years as one of the hottest markets in the country for investment and corporate real estate relocations and expansions, it appears there is a sense of market maturity among
CREJ
March 16, 2020
