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Arc flashes pose serious danger for maintenance teams

Franklin’s approach to this important 18th century experiment may have been practiced with more safety and caution than the safety practices implemented at modern day buildings

CREJ

July 2, 2017
16th Street Mall

CH2M to help city, RTD determine 16th Street Mall’s future

The city and county of Denver and the Regional Transportation District, with support from CH2M, will kick off the downtown 16th Street Mall alternative analysis and environmental clearance effort to determine the future of the 1.2-mile corridor. The 16th Street Mall is one of Denver's most vital connectors and important public spaces. The collaborative effort…

CREJ

June 29, 2017
Digital signs

Considerations for acoustic, AV upgrades

Within office environments, acoustics, audiovisual and security elements can be an overwhelming task to manage. New technologies bring new design considerations, which means in addition

CREJ

June 28, 2017

Denver one of nation’s hardest cities to add apartments

The research examines and ranks 50 metro areas based on specific factors, including local regulations and the amount of available land to develop.

CREJ

June 26, 2017

Stantec to acquire RNL Design

Global design firm Stantec will acquire RNL, a Denver-based, 134-person integrated architectural, interior and urban design firm.

CREJ

June 23, 2017
JLL market update

CBRE: Suburban Denver tops office occupancy cost increases

With a 17.2 percent increase year over year, suburban Denver was the fourth-fastest-growing market globally Suburban Denver had the highest increase in prime office occupancy costs—which reflect rent, plus local taxes and service charges for the highest-quality, “prime” office properties—from first-quarter 2016 through first-quarter 2017 among the U.S. markets studied in CBRE Research’s latest annual…

CREJ

June 23, 2017
Sakura

Hirschfeld, Nichols selected for Sakura Square

Sakura Square LLC and Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temple have chosen the Nichols Partnership/Barry Hirschfeld Jr. team as their preferred developer for the redevelopment of Sakura Square and the temple in downtown Denver. Sakura Square covers one square block bordered by Larimer, Lawrence, 19th and 20th streets. “We are excited to enter into this next phase of…

CREJ

June 20, 2017

Debunking the myth of the suburban office downfall

You can’t drive more than one block in downtown Denver without your view being interrupted by a towering crane. All the new construction concentrated within a few

CREJ

June 19, 2017

Can economic diversity reduce construction cycle volatility?

Economic diversity could be one of the defining factors in commercial real estate and apartment construction cycles in Colorado. Economic diversity measures how financial

CREJ

June 19, 2017
Citadel

Amstar buys The Citadel office building

Denver-based Amstar has acquired The Citadel, a 131,000-square-foot office building in the Cherry Creek submarket. This acquisition marks Amstar’s first new investment in the U.S. after a focused asset management and disposition effort of its existing portfolio over the past 12 months. Amstar is familiar with the Denver market, having developed several residential properties throughout…

CREJ

June 16, 2017

Edited by the Colorado Real Estate Journal staff.