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A San Francisco buyer collected six office buildings from Louisville to Englewood in a $49 million value-add portfolio deal. While the name of the buyer wasn’t released, records show entities affiliated with global institutional asset management company Farallon Capital Management LLC bought the portfolio, which comprises 418,495 square feet. One of the buildings, 105 Technology…

A Northern Colorado family investment group bought a fully leased Windsor industrial property for $2.2 million.

Groundbreaking for the World Trade Center Denver in River North is expected to occur in the fourth quarter, with Golub & Co. joining Denver based Formativ as co-developer and capital partner for the 14-story office building.

A Dallas-based real estate investment manager plans to update a two-building office asset in Inverness Business Park after acquiring the Class A property for $15.13 million, or $125.86 per square foot.

A developer with a creative vision for a 40-story tower on a parking lot at 1901 Arapahoe St. in downtown Denver is under contract to buy the 1.26-acre site for $28 million. Michael Eisenstein of Land Capital LLC is eyeing development of the Love This City Tower, which could include structured parking, up to 1,300…

When financing multifamily properties, most apartment owners first think about government sponsored entities, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Chicago-based Golub & Co., along with Formativ and an unnamed institutional investor, paid $86 million for a flagship site in River North.

Denver’s central business district racked up back-to-back $120 million-plus office sales, including the largest deal to close to date in 2019.

A Longmont retail building leased to two strong credit tenants sold for $12.25 million.