Many Colorado business owners have taken advantage of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Paycheck Protection Program loans to keep their employees on the payroll, pay rent or mortgage, and maintain operations through the COVID-19 pandemic and current economic uncertainty. During the initial round of the $349 billion disbursement of PPP funds, more than 1.6 million businesses across the country received loans (an average loan of $206,000). The second round of PPP funding at $310 billion was a relief for business owners who missed out on the first round of funding or who had a subsequent need for assistance.

A pair of tenants have signed leases at 500 W. 53rd Place in Denver – bringing the 112,509-square-foot industrial facility to full occupancy. Threewit Cooper-Cement Co., a Denver-based masonry building product supplier, leased 25,208 sf and Hajoca Corp., the nation’s largest, privately held wholesale distributor of plumbing, heating, cooling and industrial supplies, leased 39,202 sf.

A pair of planned residential communities are bringing higher-density, mixed-use development to the master-planned RidgeGate development.

Martines Palmeiro Construction broke ground in February on Highland Development Co.’s first ground-up apartment community in the Denver area, an integral addition to the West Line Village development near Sheridan Station.

Tenants generally are responsible for maintaining a rented property and ensuring that it is restored to the conditions that existed at the beginning of the lease. While repair and maintenance obligations are typical

A multifamily residential property in Longmont sold for $3.6 million. The Baum Family purchased the 16-unit apartment complex at 1201 21st Ave. in Longmont from an undisclosed seller. Pinnacle Real […]

As many states begin to reopen following almost two months of closures caused by COVID-19, many retailers are reimagining how they can serve customers while adhering to new social safety […]

A cost-segregation study is a strategic planning tool that commercial and investment real estate owners can use to increase their cash flow, improve their tax position and improve their overall after-tax return on

A sought-after Northglenn apartment community sold to a Florida-based investment firm adding to its Colorado multifamily holdings. ​Priderock Capital Partners, in a joint venture with a life insurance company, paid […]

A single-tenant, triple-net leased property – part of the Markets at Mesa Ridge shopping center in Fountain – sold for $1.93 million. ​The 10,000-square-foot Dollar Tree is located at 6955 […]