Almost half of the 167 million square feet of U.S warehouse space currently under construction—72 million square feet—is already precommitted to tenants, primarily e-commerce, third-party logistics and retail users, according to a new report from CBRE Group Inc. At 3.2 million square feet, Denver is ranked 10th in the nation for warehouse space under construction.…

Denver has emerged in eighth place within the top 25 U.S. tech cities, with San Jose (Silicon Valley) and San Francisco capturing the first and second spots, respectively, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s inaugural Tech Cities 1.0 national report launched today. As coastal cities, including San Francisco, New York and Boston, become increasingly expensive and…

Forest City Realty Trust will launch a 4 million-square-foot mixed-use development at Central Park Station next spring. The development will include Central Park Station One, a 190,000-square-foot Class AA mixed-use office building, as well as a 300-unit apartment community, a 120-unit condominium project and 60,000 sf of retail space, all integrated around an expansive public plaza. Forest…

Globalization entails closer integration of the countries and peoples of the world. The failure of our world is not that we have too much globalization, but that there is too little.

Mike Cahill, CRE, MAI, FRICS, CHACEO and founder,HREC-Hospitality Real Estate CounselorsGreenwood Village For well over a decade, members of the hotel industry’s preeminent think tank, the Lodging Industry Investment Council, are annually surveyed to develop a list of the major hotel investment opportunities and challenges for the coming year. This exhaustive survey results in the…

A new, state-of-the-art high school in Casper, Wyoming, is providing students interactive learning experiences and exposure to future careers. Pathways Innovation Center offers juniors and seniors in the Natrona County School System personalized education through four academies focused on multiple disciplines, including engineering and design.

The 28,000-square-foot store format is the first-of-its-kind to open in Colorado.

Ever since jurisdictions began collecting development impact fees to fund public infrastructure, the development community has been concerned with these fees being fair and equitable, having a “rational

One of the hallmarks of the current development boom has been the degree to which it has been focused almost exclusively on high-end apartments. Proponents say it represents a change in our

The Denver housing market’s consistent double-digit appreciation culminated in 2016 with increasingly low for-sale inventory (3,878 residential properties available at the end of February, the lowest monthly