$250 million mixed-use project coming to Cole neighborhood
Saunders Development has partnered with owners Byron, Andy and Brett Weiss to develop the Denver Rock Drill project, a 700,000-square-foot, $250 million project comprised of office, retail, residential and hotel in the historic Cole neighborhood near the 38th and Blake commuter-rail station. Denver Rock Drill is currently preleasing office and retail space and plans to break ground on construction…
CREJ
April 3, 2017
The Bell Tower: A Denver whale site & design riddle
Steve Ferris, Founder and principal, Real Estate Garage, Denver This the first in the series on Denver’s “Whale Sites,” defined as extremely prominent underdeveloped land parcels whose size and location will influence Denver’s future growth and development. Examples include the Bell Tower site, Aquarium Parking Lots, Burnham Yard, the former Denver Post Printing Site and…
CREJ
April 3, 2017
Proposed tax rules impact CRE
For the past 30 years, since the passage of the 1986 Tax Act, the rules for the taxation of commercial real estate are aligned with the economics and fundamentals of the industry. That could all change with legislation that is being considered by the House of Representatives.
CREJ
March 31, 2017
All managers should understand these financial concepts
Many property management companies advertise statements such as, “We treat the properties we manage as if they were our own.” For this statement to be true, property managers must constantly focus on maintaining and increasing the value of the real estate asset they’re
CREJ
March 31, 2017
Young professionals seek management careers
If you attended the Colorado Real Estate Journal’s 14th annual Property Management Conference and Expo in February, you likely heard a panel discussion highlighting the careers of an exciting group of young commercial property management professionals. As is typical in this type of panel discussion, the opening question was, “How did you get into this business?” And, as also is typical, the response was generally
CREJ
March 31, 2017
Factoring transportation costs into affordable housing equation
According to a report by the University of Texas at Arlington, the metro Denver area is near the top when it comes to providing affordable housing that doesn’t break the bank when it comes to residents’ annual cost of transportation.
CREJ
March 31, 2017
CBRE Research forecasts solid growth, strong appetite for Denver assets
Growth in Denver's economy and most commercial real estate product types will continue through 2017, according to CBRE Research's 2017 Denver Market Outlook. In the office sector, more than 2.2 million square feet of speculative construction is expected to deliver in 2017, 1.9 million sf of it in suburban markets. With just 26 percent of new product preleased at…
CREJ
March 28, 2017
Tri-West to open 60,000-sf design center
Tri-West Cos., a boutique commercial real estate firm, plans to open the IDC Building this year at 590 Quivas St. in Denver. The center will feature an open floor plan and mountain views. IDC is designed to be Colorado's premier destination for design inspiration and resources. The showroom collective, laid out in a modern, open…
CREJ
March 22, 2017
Ament named CEO of Metro Denver Economic Development Corp.
J.J. Ament, current chair of the Colorado Economic Development Commission, has been named the new CEO of the Metro Denver Economic Corp.
CREJ
March 15, 2017
Developers plan to break ground on The Aurora Highlands
An investment group called Aurora Highlands LLC plans to begin developing The Aurora Highlands, a 2,900-acre mixed-use, master-planned community in 2017, pending final approval and support from the city of Aurora and Adams County. The community will be an integral piece of the larger 21,000-acre Aerotropolis development currently being planned south of Denver International Airport.…
CREJ
March 15, 2017









