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Comcast to occupy Inova Dry Creek

Inova Dry Creek
Comcast will occupy Inova Dry Creek I.

Comcast Corp. has leased Inova Dry Creek I, a five-story, 212,000-square-foot office building located at 7250 S. Havana St. in Centennial.

Inova I will be the first building completed at Inova Dry Creek, a 650,000-square-foot mixed-use office, flex and residential campus just east of Interstate 25 and East Dry Creek Road in Centennial. NGKF’s Jason Addlesperger, Dave Lee and Mike Wafer represented United Properties and Principal Real Estate Investors in the transaction. JLL’s Todd Roebken, David Welker and Greg Bante represented Comcast.

Inova 1 is expected to be complete in November, and Comcast will take occupancy in the first quarter of 2017. “Inova I offered the most desirable location, the fastest delivery date, the largest parking ratio available, the largest floor plate offered, and the best cost value for a Class A office building in the southeast suburban market,” commented Dave Lee, executive managing director at NGKF. “With so many benefits, Inova Dry Creek offers many unique selling points that differentiate it from its competition.”

“Achieving a commitment at this stage of development at Inova I signals we are on the right track with Inova Dry Creek,” said Kevin Kelley, senior vice president, United Properties. “We are delivering on what the marketplace needs – modern, low-cost, highly efficient floor plates with abundant parking, combined with a convenient location in the southeast suburban market.” The first of five planned buildings, Inova I began as a speculative development and a vision to create an innovative suburban Class A building that offered extraordinary value and amenities.

“Inova Dry Creek has been unique from the beginning, bringing together visionary teams in the Denver market to create an exclusive, state-of-the-art campus environment offering mixed-use office, flex, residential and hospitality components in a premium environment,” said Addlesperger, executive managing director at NGKF. The master-planned Inova Dry Creek is the first new speculative project with both multitenant office and flex development in southeast Denver in 15 years.

Phase II, a second speculative Class A office building, measuring 235,800 square feet, will begin soon, with expected delivery in the third quarter of 2017. Located at the northeast corner of the campus, the four-story, Inova II will offer 57,000-sf floor plates in a unique L-shape floorplan, designed with a rooftop deck and underground parking for 42 spaces. Development plans include three additional buildings on the 58-acre site, including Class A multitenant flex space, with a total square footage of 70,632.

Inova Flex is also breaking ground immediately with a recent commitment from Power Home Remodeling Group, a Philadelphia-based company opening an office in Denver, preleasing 23,658 sf of the planned 70,632-sf flex property.

Inova, a shortened name for innovative, introduces an enhanced, tilt-up office architecture to Denver. One of the fastest-growing building technologies in the United States, tilt-up construction economics include reasonable cost with low maintenance, durability, speed of construction and minimal capital investment.

Inova Dry Creek is situated near the Dry Creek light-rail station, adjacent to Inverness Business Park and Centennial Airport, and is located approximately 20 minutes from downtown Denver. With United Properties and Principal Real Estate Investors seeking LEED certification on all buildings, plans include facilities for bike commuters (dedicated building entries with showers, lockers, repair areas and bike rentals), a dedicated shuttle to transport employees to and from the Dry Creek light-rail station, and onsite food truck pad sites with dining areas.

United Properties purchased the land for Dry Creek Corporate Center in late 2014 in a joint venture with Principal Real Estate Investors. United Properties hired Powers Brown Architecture as the lead architect for the vertical development and Adolfson & Peterson Construction as the general contractor for Inova I.

Edited by the Colorado Real Estate Journal staff.