Canadian company makes Denver debut
A Canadian company, in its first Denver-area purchase, recently paid $47.88 million for the 228-unit Carrick Bend apartment community in Northglenn.
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March 24, 2016CBRE sells Arvada community
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March 17, 2016Stonebridge to break ground on Residence Inn by Marriott
Centennial-based Stonebridge Cos. is set to break ground on Boulder’s newest hotel. The Residence Inn by Marriott will occupy a 1.65-acre site at the southwest corner of 26th Street and Canyon Boulevard, within the Village Shopping Center. The four-story hotel will feature 155 guest rooms, along with a swimming pool, lounge, fitness center and business…
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March 17, 2016CBRE leases downtown space for new ‘free-address’ offices
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March 15, 2016NY firm arranges Aspen loan
Financier Jordan Ray knows Aspen, even though he is based in New York City.
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March 15, 2016Kelmore tapped at Lowry
Centennial-based Kelmore Development has developed about a million square feet of retail space since it was founded about 35 years ago.
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March 15, 2016Melcor buys SE assets for $26.45 million
A 93-year-old real estate company expanded its Denver metro holdings with two office properties in the southeast suburban submarket.
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March 15, 2016Record year for apartments
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March 15, 2016Light rail’s impact on office is undeniable
In the past five years, prices for the land surrounding light-rail stations have doubled and, in some areas, tripled on a cost per-square-foot basis. One example is the Village Center Station near the Arapahoe light-rail station. About four years ago, the land was valued around $21 a square foot, and now it’s $60 a sf, said Tim Harrington, executive managing director of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank. At the other end of the line, property downtown within proximity of light rail has skyrocketed. It now ranges from $300 to $600 a sf.
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March 14, 2016Hotel company buys Union Square property for redevelopment
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March 14, 2016