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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 WinComps…

As the alcohol-beverage production industry becomes a larger economic contributor to the state, its commercial real estate footprint increases exponentially. And as this industry evolves to embrace a robust front-of-house as well as production, the retail component becomes more important.

There are underutilized gathering spaces in Denver’s real estate – alleys. When alleys are activated, or specifically designed to function as community gathering spaces, they can create unique places that engage visitors.

The University of Denver took top honors in the 14th annual NAIOP Rocky Mountain Real Estate Challenge at the Denver Marriott City Center Thursday night. This year’s challenge, presented by Land Title Guarantee Co., was to create a real-world development plan for 21 acres at the city of Westminster’s first transit-oriented development site. The property…

An apartment community near the University of Colorado campus in Boulder will get considerably bigger without changing its footprint. Brickstone Partners, which has redeveloped seven properties near campus, will add 96 beds and modernize the Cavalier Apartments at 2898 and 2900 E. Aurora Ave. The community currently has 220 units, or 260 beds. Dan Otis…

Population growth has helped spur construction of new high-end multifamily properties but the state is struggling with a shortage of affordable and workforce housing.

The Regional Transportation District's A Line just opened, creating a "Corridor of Opportunity" for catalytic residential and commercial real estate development. See CBRE Research's 'infographic" showing what's happening along the corridor, where the built environment will continue to transform. According to CBRE: • RTD expects average ridership of 24,000 people on weekdays. There will be 4,329 parking…

Commerce City’s Urban Renewal Authority and City Council concluded 20 months of negotiations Monday night, approving a master development agreement with REGen LLC for the former Mile High Greyhound Park site. The agreement marks a new milestone for the redevelopment project, which will begin the zoning and land-use process, and urban renewal planning consistent with new…

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