The Winslow Report, authored by John V. Winslow, is a compilation of transactions recently completed in Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties. The information was gathered from county records and deemed to be reliable. Other sources of research include brochures and information verified by owners or listing/selling brokers. Winslow is president of Winslow…

Despite national headlines of store closure and, locally, the bankruptcy of Sports Authority, the Denver retail real estate market has been largely unaffected.

Douglas County (See all three comps) Property Location: SWC W. County Line Road & Erickson Blvd. (3090 W. County Line Road), Littleton Property Description: Vacant land, 116-room Marriott Residence Inn proposed Land Size: 104,647 sf Sales Price: $1.99M, or $19 per sf, or $17,138 per buildable room Reception No.: 2016047342 Closing Date: 7/18 Grantor: LC West…

Denver-based Simpson Housing recently purchased two prized apartment communities in the LoDo/Ballpark neighborhood area of downtown Denver. Simpson Housing beat out numerous other potential buyers and paid $81.9 million, or $362,389 per door, for the 226-unit TwentyOne|01 apartment community at 2010 Market St. As part of the same transaction, Simpson also paid $62 million, or…

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One of the most common questions we hear these days is, “How much longer will this up cycle last?” The current economic expansion has been in effect for 84 months,

Interest rates are currently at record lows and acquisition transaction activity appears to be picking up pace due to a combination of factors. The Brexit disruption in the capital markets recently resulted in record-low Treasury and swap rates as global investors sought a flight to safety. However, spreads haven’t widened out by the same margin.

While the adage “the only thing constant is change” remains true about life, commercial real estate developers and investors crave certainty to make good business decisions.

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and other officials recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Ash Street Affordable Housing LLC, Denver’s newest affordable housing development.