Rents nudge higher Overall asking rent increased quarterly by 0.7% to $25.84 and registered a 7.9% annual gain. Class A rent also rose by 0.7% to $30.32 and has spiked by 7.3% year-on-year.[vc_column width="1/3"][vc_column width="1/3"]

The overall Denver industrial vacancy rate ended the first quarter at 4.3%, a slight decrease from the 4.4% vacancy reported the previous quarter. More specifically, industrial-flex projects and warehouse projects both experienced a slight decrease in vacancy from the fourth quarter 2015.[vc_column width="1/3"][vc_column width="1/3"][vc_column width="1/3"]

Once again, the Denver industrial real estate market started another year with momentum and strength, recording further advances in all fundamental indices. From tightening vacancy and increasing rates, to record pricing and compressed cap rates for investment sales, this historic run continues to outpace the typical length of a real estate expansion cycle, setting new…

As many readers may recall, almost $300 billion of securitized commercial loans were made from 2005 to 2007.

There are underutilized gathering spaces in Denver’s real estate – alleys. When alleys are activated, or specifically designed to function as community gathering spaces, they can create unique places that engage visitors.

Population growth has helped spur construction of new high-end multifamily properties but the state is struggling with a shortage of affordable and workforce housing.

The Regional Transportation District's A Line just opened, creating a "Corridor of Opportunity" for catalytic residential and commercial real estate development. See CBRE Research's 'infographic" showing what's happening along the corridor, where the built environment will continue to transform. According to CBRE: • RTD expects average ridership of 24,000 people on weekdays. There will be 4,329 parking…

Commerce City’s Urban Renewal Authority and City Council concluded 20 months of negotiations Monday night, approving a master development agreement with REGen LLC for the former Mile High Greyhound Park site. The agreement marks a new milestone for the redevelopment project, which will begin the zoning and land-use process, and urban renewal planning consistent with new…

Tourism is one of the strongest economic drivers for the state of Colorado and thrives as a multibillion-dollar industry that supports some 150,000 jobs and contributes close to a billion dollars in local and state tax revenues.

An owner (or buyer) of real estate may wish to change a property’s zoning in cases where the zoning disallows the intended or desired use of the property.