Location: Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center 300 attendees anticipated. 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been applied for.

LOCATION Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been applied for. This conference will cover land development hot topics. 350 attendees anticipated. 

LOCATION Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been applied for. This conference will cover residential and commercial land development along the Front Range. We anticipate this to be the largest land and development conference of the year with more than 500 attendees.

Based on the advice of public officials who are strongly urging social distancing, we have made the decision to postpone the conference. I will keep you posted on the exact date of the rescheduled event. We will continue to monitor the situation with the hope of scheduling for May/June. Social responsibility requires all of us to dramatically reduce social interaction to the bare minimum to help slow the spread of COVID-19. It is our collective responsibility to work together to contain this virus. I am discussing optional dates with the Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center. I would like to commend the Hyatt for their high standards of cleanliness and hygiene. They will also continue to adjust food and beverage service in accordance with current food safety recommendations. If you have any questions, please contact me at 303-623-1148 ext. 101 or jstern@crej.com. Sincerely, Jon Stern Publisher and Founder Colorado Real Estate Journal 303-623-1148 ext. 101 jstern@crej.com

Crescent Real Estate LLC added to its sizable portfolio in Flatiron Park with the $16.25 million acquisition of a two-story office building. Crescent, through GPIF 5777 Flatiron LLC, bought 5777 Central Ave. from BMC Properties LLC, a Chrisman Commercial affiliate. The acquisition brings Crescent’s Flatiron Park portfolio to more than 900,000 square feet in some…

LBA Realty parted with a Class A office building that it had owned for more than 20 years. LBA sold 4601 DTC Blvd. to Denver-based DPC Cos. for $46 million. The 249,449-square-foot building is located in the northern end of the Denver Tech Center, an area in which DCP has been active over the last…

TerraCap Management LLC continues to build its Denver portfolio, acquiring Cherry Creek Plaza I and II for $54.59 million, or $162.93 per square foot. The 335,059-sf office property is the Florida-based company’s third acquisition in just over six months. TerraCap bought Denver Corporate Center II and III for $71.71 million last August, following up with…

An industrial building off of South Santa Fe Drive in Denver traded for the full asking price of $4.14 million in a sale leaseback. PB Enterprises LLC sold the 31,357-square-foot building at 2401 S. Delaware St. and executed a five-year leaseback with two five-year options. Weathersure Systems Inc., a roofing company, occupies the property. There…

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Denver West’s owners sold a medical office building within the 83-acre office park for $5.7 million, or $150.44 per square foot. Denver West MOB LLC, an affiliate of Texas-based Pinecroft Realty, bought Building 55, a 37,890-sf building at 13772 Denver West Parkway in Lakewood, from a partnership of DPC Cos. and Bridge Investment Group. Chris…