Building tune-ups are opportunities that address the trifecta of bottom-line improvements for an organization: increased asset value, increased productivity, and reduced maintenance and operating expenses

As we wrap up 2016, the metro Denver sublease market is still up, but not earth-shatteringly so. However, experts are split on whether 2017 will bring relief.

Those of us who commute to a primary workplace know that it is the single place where you spend the most waking hours each week. With more than 80 percent of employed Americans still working in a workplace (vs. working from home), creating spaces that encourage collaboration, creativity, innovation and productivity remains vital for companies.

Despite our booming population, our unemployment rates remain among the lowest in the nation at 3.8 percent, so how do we keep the streak alive and ensure that Colorado remains a great place to live for all of

In the coming months, Denver building owners will have the unique opportunity to do business with the federal government as more than 1.4 million square feet of leases are projected to expire, creating a significant need

Gordon Beckman, acclaimed design director for John Portman & Associates, sits in Union Station pondering the firm’s first project in Denver, LoDo’s Union Tower West.

At the heart of conversations about the Breakers Resort with the original developer as well as the new majority owner, the discussions always end up acknowledging an emotional connection to the project.

Achieving higher-efficiency standards for multifamily housing in the U.S. could be a game changer that provides billions of dollars in economic benefit and significantly improves the standard of living for

Colorado’s billion-dollar investment in multimodal transportation is not only reshaping the Denver transportation grid, but also unlocking new housing, entertainment and live-work-play opportunities

Multifamily investment in Colorado Springs will continue to lure new investment and acquisition from large market investors. Denver apartment investors see Colorado Springs apartments as a “safe haven”