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

Denver’s River North neighborhood is a gritty mix of street art, galleries, craft brewers, tech startups, creative agencies and tight parking. It’s where you can get a craft cider, a Ducati superbike and commission a dining room table all in the same block. 

Affable and understated, Peter Culshaw is a hands-on leader who understands why there is no “I” in team. As executive vice president of Shea Properties, he oversees more than 2 million square feet of commercial space along with roughly 2,000 apartment homes in Colorado.

A piece that can tell a story I’m particularly fond of custom pieces that show craftsmanship and wood working. It helps soften the office and make it unique.

As most investors already know, there are no new restrictions on 1031 exchanges, which is certainly beneficial to all real estate investors. We have selected a couple other changes to discuss below that also are favorable and

The use of smart technology is no longer confined to homeowners looking to control temperature or lighting via their smartphones. It has become an essential tool for multifamily property managers and owners who want to offer

Poorhouses, also known as poor farms, for paupers were created in Victorian England as the first publicly financed housing. The system came to the United States in the early 19th century as workhouses. Since then, housing for

Three years ago, Denver architect Jeff Sheppard dropped a bomb on our civic ego in a Denver Post op-ed titled, "Denver is a great city, so why the bad buildings?" He noted that while the city is "infilling" at a record pace and