
Standout trends among new office properties
Access to outdoor space, parking and fitness centers are the most popular amenities new office buildings are offering in Denver, according to data collected from many
Michelle Askeland
June 28, 2017
Office project roundup
Following is a roundup of 16 office properties around Denver that are either recently completed or under construction. Buildings were required to be around 100,000 square feet or larger and needed to be
Michelle Askeland
June 28, 2017
Colorado Springs fosters the cybersecurity industry
A couple years ago, the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC began examining the cybersecurity industry and quickly identified it as a major emphasis area for the future. A city vision was formed for Colorado Springs to become a cybersecurity capital within the United States.
Michelle Askeland
March 12, 2017
Multifamily market cools to steady, sustainable pace
Entering 2017, the rapid acceleration of Denver's multifamily market seems to be cooling. Yet, it’s not doom and gloom but, rather, a settling back onto familiar ground. Before diving into what experts around the industry are saying, here are some current statistics to keep in mind
Michelle Askeland
February 10, 2017
1515 Wynkoop earns LEED Platinum certification
Hines and Invesco Real Estate announced that 1515 Wynkoop earned Platinum certification under the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED rating system for existing buildings. Completed in 2009 and owned by a separate account pension fund client of Invesco Real Estate, 1515 Wynkoop is
Michelle Askeland
February 7, 2017
The beauty industry embraces dominant retail role
Beauty retailers – from traditional spas to highly specialized niches – are taking on a more dominant role in our retail landscape as landlords look for tenants that offer experiential retail and insulation from e-commerce. And these “beauty” retailers are responding
Michelle Askeland
January 27, 2017
Denver’s sublease market finishes 2016 high, but manageable
As we wrap up 2016, the metro Denver sublease market is still up, but not earth-shatteringly so. However, experts are split on whether 2017 will bring relief.
Michelle Askeland
December 23, 2016
The Breakers Resort looks ahead while honoring its past
At the heart of conversations about the Breakers Resort with the original developer as well as the new majority owner, the discussions always end up acknowledging an emotional connection to the project.
Michelle Askeland
December 2, 2016
Auto retail adapts to changing consumer habits
Automobile retailers are facing many of the same challenges other retail industries are struggling to overcome.
Michelle Askeland
November 7, 2016
Office market enjoys relocation and expansion flurry
Relocation and expansion activity is occurring regularly within the Denver metro region, with 20 companies making announcements this year, including 13 that are new to the region and seven existing
Michelle Askeland
October 12, 2016