Almost all signs point to a momentary equilibrium
Is this equilibrium? This question has different meanings to all of us in the apartment industry; whether you are a buyer or seller, landlord or tenant, developer, borrower or lender. But, regardless of your perspective,
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May 25, 2018Opportunity zones: Tax reform’s least-publicized incentive
Part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that recently came into law includes new incentives for investments into economically distressed areas designated by states choosing to participate. As most aspects of the TCJA
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May 18, 2018Grants, loans available from CO Division of Housing
The Colorado Division of Housing is part of the Department of Local Affairs and was created by statute in 1970 to improve access for all Coloradans to decent, affordable housing. DOH assists local communities in
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May 18, 2018Vernon joins CBRE Denver office
Greg Vernon joined CBRE’s Denver office as a senior vice president with the firm’s Data Center Solutions practice.
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May 17, 2018Life companies aggressively seek multifamily
Life insurance companies continue to show a strong appetite for commercial mortgages as a piece of their investment allocation. In 2017, life insurance companies originated over $61 billion of commercial mortgage
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May 17, 2018Northstar signs Children’s Colorado for 105,806 square feet
Children’s Hospital Colorado signed a long-term lease for 105,806 square feet of office space near the Anschutz Medical Campus. The lease with Northstar Commercial Partners will fill the remaining vacancy in the 113,568-sf building at 830 Potomac St. in Aurora. An investment entity created by Northstar bought the building, which was vacant, for $3.4 million…
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May 14, 2018Pat Stucker joins Colliers International
Pat Stucker joined Colliers International Multifamily Advisory Group as a senior vice president with the Denver team.
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May 14, 2018Creative financing paves way for social impact
Colorado has an urgent need for permanent supportive housing serving the most vulnerable among us, particularly the homeless. In Denver, no new homeless shelters have been built from the ground up since the
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May 13, 2018Municipalities get creative for affordable housing
A recent Colorado Mesa University poll showed that residents across the state call housing affordability the biggest issue facing their communities. Many Colorado municipalities and counties – rural, mountain,
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May 12, 2018The developer’s dilemma: Preserving the 15-minute community
Threading the needle at 60 miles per hour is a decent metaphor for the increasing challenges of real estate development in the Front Range of Colorado. Bedeviled by labor shortages, materials cost increases, recently
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