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.

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

Is our vision crystal clear or clouded by contradictory information in 2020? Slower growth in China and other key trading partners, tariffs and trade disputes, market disruptions due to COVID-19 and

Over the past few decades, technology has grown explosively, becoming ubiquitous in our professional and personal lives. As an economic engine, the technology sector is potent – a fast-growing, high-wage,

The economy is strong. Unemployment is at a 50-year low. The gross domestic product has continued to grow slowly and is likely to continue to grow. In Colorado, we have one of the top five economies in the country. We continue to see strength in our population and job growth within the state, and because of that, the construction market has been strong over the last several years and it’s likely to continue.

Four years ago, our commercial real estate group was just getting started. Fast-forward to today, and we have seen tremendous growth, thanks in large part to Denver’s burgeoning commercial real estate

As our industry settles into a fresh decade, a clear theme has emerged from the capital markets: The supply of capital available for commercial real estate just keeps increasing. This strong appetitive

While Denver a century ago looked dramatically different than today’s burgeoning top-tier city that’s attracted millions of square feet of new real estate development, trailblazing companies and thousands of

Following an 11-month competitive process, the city of Englewood selected Portland-based ScanlanKemperBard Cos. as the preferred master developer for the city to partner with in redeveloping key portions of Englewood CityCenter. Englewood City Council recently approved an initial exclusive negotiation agreement with SKB. Together, the city and SKB will evaluate opportunities for bringing new hotel, multifamily…

Several factors suggest that the Denver retail industry is likely to see continued slow but steady growth even as some lenders and investors shy away from the sector amid bankruptcy filings, store closures and