Do you remember the Great Recession? At its peak in October 2009, the national unemployment was 9.9 percent and the national gross domestic product was 2.7 percent. Easy to forget those times today. The current national

The Mile High City's growth undoubtedly is something to be celebrated. Once viewed as a second-tier city, Denver has become a recognized and respected competitor for business and leisure among major cities in the U.S.,

Like the mountain range that inspired it, 1144 Fifteenth rose from earth to sky only when all conditions were right. Both subtle and seismic shifts in the real estate market, the national economy, design technology and tenant

As most commercial real estate professionals know, occupancy is a major concern for office property managers and owners. After all, high vacancy rates drag down rents, along with the building's net operating income.

In 2017, Denver celebrated the midpoint of the Downtown Area Plan - the guiding vision for a livable, healthy and economically powerful downtown. Since implementing the bold 20-year plan, we are seeing tangible results

Rating systems are the language – the secret code – of sustainability. The right system can serve as a framework for creating spaces that are mindful of their environmental impact and support the health and well-being of the people

It is no surprise to Denver residents that the city is earning widespread recognition as an exceptional location for businesses and the workforce alike. Forbes ranks Denver as one of “The Best Places for Business and Careers.”

Just when the workplace trends developed for millennials in the workforce have been perfected, here comes the iGeneration – and with it, a recalibration of the way we design and operate corporate environments. While the

Does this scenario sound familiar? A business experiences a growth spurt, and suddenly finds its offices bursting at the seams. Leadership calls their broker to help decide whether to expand its current lease, open a satellite office or

The Denver skyline is witnessing the addition of several projects that pair office properties with boutique hotels. We spoke with developers and owners of three of these projects