• MCA Banner Ad 4 728 x 90
  • Digital - This Space Available
  • United Properties Amira Digial Ad
  • Coan Payton & Payne July 2024 Banner
  • Advanced Exercise 2022 Banner 728 x 90

U.S. construction is down, Denver decreases 51%

Nationwide, apartment construction is experiencing a considerable slowdown this year with 293,000 new apartments projected to hit the market – a 12% drop compared to last year’s deliveries. The decline is primarily due to fewer

CREJ

November 9, 2020

The menu of lenders & loan programs is bigger than ever

There has never been a better time to be a commercial real estate borrower. The cliché has been repeated on a loop for the last several years, but it still is truer than ever today. The Fed has signaled it is going to hold short-term

CREJ

November 6, 2020

Understand eviction orders and their impact on landlords

The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic fallout have exacerbated a housing crisis in Colorado and across the country. Many citizens risk losing their homes due to job loss or illness. Landlords face their own challenges as they

CREJ

November 2, 2020

Multifamily is key leader in economic recovery

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about turbulent times throughout the nation’s major real estate markets. Nationally, commercial real estate transactions dropped 60% in the second quarter year over year due to strict economic shutdowns

CREJ

November 2, 2020

Strong fundamentals to help us thrive post-pandemic

In the middle of March, the COVID-19 pandemic took over the U.S. and abruptly stopped the world’s largest economy, with no certainty of what could happen next. Mass layoffs occurred quickly in the restaurant and

CREJ

August 11, 2020

Developers report delays in permitting, starts

COVID-19 has disrupted the commercial real estate industry in more ways than we can count. Some of those changes have been positive, such as accelerating the industry’s embrace of virtual leasing. Others, however,

CREJ

August 10, 2020

Upcoming Colorado evictions: The sky is not falling

With millions of dollars in federal COVID-19 relief grant funds at stake and widespread unease about the economic impact of virus-related restrictions, political profiteers, clever enough to form a nonprofit corporation

CREJ

August 3, 2020

COVID-19 affects multihousing pricing, underwriting

Like so many real estate professionals, my days during this COVID-19 pandemic have been filled with more conference calls than I’m even able to count. Understandably, everyone is searching for real-time information

CREJ

August 3, 2020

COVID-19 and CRE: 2020 vs. the Great Recession

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a catalyst for unprecedented health, economic and social events, locally, nationally and globally. Although every economic downturn varies in cause, impact and timeline,

CREJ

May 11, 2020

Opinion: Inclusionary zoning hurts middle-class renters

The vast majority of Coloradans do not support rent control as the solution to fix Colorado’s housing shortage and the high prices that go with it. A 2019 Baselice poll showed that people prefer public-

CREJ

May 11, 2020