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SLC breaks ground on Rêve Boulder
Southern Land Co. (SLC), announced on Tuesday that it has broken ground on its long-awaited mixed-use community across from the new Google campus in Boulder. The six-acre, four-building Rêve Boulder, at 30th and Pearl Streets, is across from Google’s new office campus. Rêve Boulder will include luxury apartments, retail and office space. It marks SLC’s first development in Boulder. Rêve...
By John Rebchook
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Petersen joins Cushman & Wakefield
Erik Petersen joined Cushman & Wakefield as its new director of Project & Development Services in Denver.
Jennifer Hayes
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Niwot center sells to exchange buyer for $7.89 million
A retail/office property in Niwot sold to a 1031 exchange buyer for $7.89 million, or $191.65 per square foot. Bridge Commercial Partners Fund III LLC sold Cottonwood Square to a...
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Rooftop construction begins at 1001 17th St. in Denver
Franklin Street Properties, which owns 1001 17th St., has been gradually mixing up its tenant roster to keep pace with...
By Kris Oppermann Stern
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Building Dialogue
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Lone Tree, RidgeGate Embrace Attainable Housing
Attainable housing choices are essential to metro Denver’s continued economic growth and development. In the Lone Tree/Douglas County region, the challenge is even greater given the current median home price...
By Building Dialogue
CREJ Quarterly Stories
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What’s the future of parking for multifamily projects?
In the world of planning, design, finance and development, parking has become a necessary evil. You need parking to satisfy the demands of zoning and finance, and to attract customers...
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Quality of life remains key for Espinosa’s projects
On a January afternoon, I had the opportunity to have coffee with Joseph Espinosa, executive director of Brighton Housing Authority, and talk to him about architecture, resident services and his...
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Right of first refusal ordinance brings complexities
The city of Denver predicts that nearly 2,000 apartment units within the city and county limits are at risk of converting from affordable-restricted units to market-rate units in the coming...
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Investor sentiments and trends in retail real estate
Posting a year-over-year increase in transaction volumes, it appears the consecutive decline in retail real estate trades has turned the corner. After surviving a few years of negative headlines and...
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Impressive market fundamentals strengthen investment activity
Record-low unemployment levels, increased consumer spending and robust residential development have continued to bolster a high-performing retail landscape across the Colorado Front Range.
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Airport dining: Reaching new heights at DIA
Some of Colorado’s favorite eateries will have a home at Denver International Airport’s Great Hall when the ongoing renovation is finished in late 2021. The overall project includes four phases,...
By CREJ
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AERIAL FUTURES: Constructed Landscapes
Aerial Futures: Constructed Landscapes think tank asks how airports are catalyzing urban development and new modes of mobility.
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