As the Denver metropolitan statistical area real estate market heats up, so goes the medical office building market and the life science market.

Humans have a natural disposition to seek and to connect with nature and other forms of life. But people living in urban areas are becoming more disconnected from nature. Plant walls are an easy and stunning way to reconnect them to nature. Plant walls can improve people’s health and mood.

From San Francisco to Toronto to New York City and several cities in between, green roofs and buildings have grown increasingly popular as one method to tackle environmental concerns such as rising temperature and

It’s not your imagination, advances in real estate technology did stall – for about 10 years – roughly the five years before and after the Great Recession. A number of factors are to blame, not the least of which is that

In case you missed it, the new “final” word on the much-maligned open-plan office was delivered in early July, the results of a study by Harvard researchers. Predictably, the findings revealed gaping holes in communication effectiveness and productivity of companies utilizing open-plan office spaces.

The Better Buildings Challenge at the Department of Energy adopted goals of decreasing energy use of commercial buildings in the public and private sector by 20 percent in the next 10 years. One of the barriers to

Innovations and the internet of things are ushering in a new wave of connected smart building systems. These innovative systems are allowing companies to increasingly automate, optimize and manage buildings systems

Denver’s office market continued full steam ahead, as year-to-date absorption rose to 1.1 million square feet in the second quarter, which nearly equals the 1.2 million sf absorbed in the entire 12 months of 2017. The

The distinctive 36-story 1670 Broadway building has framed the terminus of 17th Street for over 30 years. At the completion of original construction, the Amoco building, Columbia Plaza as it was then known, provided a high standard for office properties in Denver.

In downtown Denver, 30 percent of all new office leases are executed by co-working operators. This translates to approximately 450,000 square feet of the second quarter’s total absorption. The city’s more than