Milo Offers Luxury and Connection at 9+CO
Milo Luxury Residences is the latest addition to the $500 million, 26-acre urban infill redevelopment of the former University of Colorado Health Sciences Center at Ninth and Colorado (9+CO). The transformation from medical campus to a vibrant commercial district began in 2014 when the university and city of Denver tabbed Continuum Partners to direct the project.
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March 1, 2020Ivy Residences: Expediting Condo Construction through Prefab Structural System
While many residential projects are going up in downtown Denver and other nearby busy areas, Ivy Residences sits on a quiet street in the Highlands neighborhood. The for-sale market is highly competitive in the Mile High City, so it was important to build this project quickly and safely.
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February 24, 2020Denver enjoys resiliency in changing marketplace
Several factors suggest that the Denver retail industry is likely to see continued slow but steady growth even as some lenders and investors shy away from the sector amid bankruptcy filings, store closures and
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February 24, 2020Ghost kitchens pick up steam in mountain towns
Ghost kitchens are on the rise. It’s important to consider if your commercial real estate is ready for the coming transformation, as well as what is causing this new phenomenon. The impacts of this trend
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February 23, 2020Welcome Spaces: Integrate Audiovisual into Lobby to Keep Guests Coming Back
Yesterday’s lobby is now a welcome center that treats its visitor to an experience. Today, businesses use audiovisual technology to inform, inspire and entertain their guests starting from the entryway and continuing throughout their facility. Let’s explore some of the AV solutions that help create a unique and welcoming space.
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February 17, 2020Colorado’s retail markets weather the e-commerce storm
As we enter 2020, Colorado remains one of the most desirable markets in the country for investors targeting income-producing shopping centers. These investors typically are targeting cash flow, security
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February 17, 2020The ripple effect of a center’s creative turnaround
When a retail center loses a major anchor, there is a ripple effect that goes well beyond the closed doors of the big-box space. It spreads to the in-line retailers, the nearby retail centers, the owner’s own
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February 17, 20203 key trends are shaping Boulder’s retail future
The Boulder market has experienced a remarkable near five-fold increase in construction of retail space from fourth-quarter 2018 to fourth-quarter 2019. According to CBRE research, 105,803 square feet
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February 16, 2020Arroyo Village aims to serve 3 Denver populations
Built unlike any other project in Denver since the 1980s, Arroyo Village is one of the newest affordable housing communities in the area and one of the only that includes affordable housing apartments,
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February 9, 2020Tertiary markets see influx of investment activity
As we enter 2020 in the longest bull market run since World War II, there is little question we have entered uncharted waters in the investment landscape, particularly for those of us in the multihousing space.
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February 9, 2020