Conference examines changing face of retail
Retail, in Denver and across the U.S., faces perhaps the biggest challenges of any of the commercial real estate food groups. Multifamily, office and industrial are impacted by supply and demand, as well as economic fundamentals, as is retail. But retail also has unique challenges from e-commerce, especially from Amazon. After all, people will always need…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 22, 2018
Newly built 1401 Lawrence sets record price for downtown
Pricing for newly constructed Denver office buildings continues to hit record highs – a trend that continued with the sale of 1401 Lawrence. The newest high-rise tower in downtown Denver, the 309,988-square-foot building reportedly sold for around $720 per sf. The previous record was the $677 per sf achieved by the Triangle Building near Denver…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 21, 2018
Gogo Building goes to Invesco for $47.1 million
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Kris Oppermann Stern
January 21, 2018
Louisville office building sells to Boulder investor for $9M
Boulder real estate investor Stephen Tebo of Tebo Development Co. acquired a 41,478-square-foot office building in Louisville for $9 million. The Class A building is located at 400 Centennial Parkway. Uber occupies most of the space. CoBiz Bank also is a tenant. Occupancy was 90 percent at the time of the sale. A locally owned…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 21, 2018
Property management conference to draw 500+
Property management has evolved a lot during the past 15 years. And during that time period, thousands of property management experts have learned and benefitted from the knowledge of experts in the field at Colorado Real Estate Journal property management conferences. “This is going to be our 15th anniversary,” Steve Sessions said about the upcoming property…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 17, 2018
Stevinson driving force behind Denver West
Denver West was perhaps a decade old in the early 1980s when I toured the office park with its founder, Chuck Stevinson. With my reporter notebook in hand, I sat in the passenger seat of Stevinson’s brand-new Jaguar. His son, Greg, sat in the backseat. The elder Stevinson said that the Jaguar was a bit…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 15, 2018
School district pays $8.25 million for repositioned industrial site
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Kris Oppermann Stern
January 14, 2018
Fort Collins affordable housing buildings get serious makeover
Housing Catalyst is undertaking a major rehabilitation of three affordable housing communities that comprise the Village on Shields in Fort Collins. In all, 22 buildings with 285 units will receive an extensive makeover, and a long-shuttered community building will be brought back to life as part of the multimillion-dollar project. The renovations are being funded…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 14, 2018
Small-tenant industrial/flex building trades at $4.75 million
A small-tenant industrial/flex building in Broomfield sold to a Boulder investor for $4.75 million. One Earth Future Foundation Inc. sold the 66,740-square-foot building at 555 Alter St. to 3200 LLC. The building was approximately 96 percent leased to tenants that average around 4,000 sf, according to Matt Emmons of NAI Shames Makovsky, who represented the…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 14, 2018
Places power focus of CPI conference
Places are powerful. Places will take front stage at the four-day Saving Places conference that kicks off Jan. 31 at the Colorado Convention Center. Last year, the Saving Places conference, sponsored by the nonprofit Colorado Preservation Inc., drew about 750 people. Architects, developers, planners, preservationists and others came from 40 Colorado counties and 17 states.…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 10, 2018





