Residential & Commercial Land Development Livestream Conference
1,000 viewers anticipated. 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been approved. This conference will cover residential and commercial land development along the Front Range. The conference will be shot and broadcast like a television show. We have engaged a high-quality camera crew who are masters in livestream technology. The event will be amazing, and give viewers an experience well beyond the typical Zoom webinar. When you register, a unique access code will be generated for you. Please do not share this code with anyone as it is your means to view the event, and cannot be used on multiple devices at the same time. Can’t watch live? A recording will be available after the event has been streamed. You will be able to log in to our website and enter your access code. We look forward to seeing you in person before too long. Stay healthy in these unusual times. Colorado Real Estate Journal
Lori Golightly
March 4, 2020NexGen acquires big block of vacant industrial space
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Kris Oppermann Stern
March 4, 2020Centerra Industrial’s central location lures distribution users
After packaging a lease deal with Amazon late last year, McWhinney says its Centerra Industrial development in Loveland continues to draw attention of e-commerce companies looking to serve Northern Colorado’s growing population. “With a population of more than 600,000 and quickly growing to over 680,000 as it currently stands, Northern Colorado is one of the…
Kris Oppermann Stern
March 4, 2020Industrial center sells for record $199.32 per sf
A pair of new industrial buildings in Broomfield sold for a record $199.32 per square foot as prices for industrial investment properties continue to escalate. San Francisco-based Stockbridge Real Estate paid $47.8 million for Interpark Industrial Center, a two-building, 239,816-sf property on 16.13 acres at 11325 Main St. and 11380 Reed Way. United Properties developed…
Kris Oppermann Stern
March 2, 2020Industrial Outdoor Ventures buys two Adams County sites
A Chicago company that invests in outdoor storage facilities has acquired approximately 30 acres in Commerce City for $11.56 million. Industrial Outdoor Ventures bought 21.32 acres at 10600 Havana St. and 11.88 acres at 8780 E. 93rd Place. Both sites have heavy industrial zoning and will be developed with an emphasis on outdoor storage. Newmark…
Kris Oppermann Stern
March 2, 2020Focus pays $54 million for Triad at Orchard Station
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Kris Oppermann Stern
February 29, 2020NAIOP Colorado awards honor industry professionals, top projects of 2019
The new Mission Ballroom in the River North Art District received top honors as Development Deal of the Year at NAIOP Colorado’s annual Awards of Achievement in Denver Thursday evening. The 60,000-square-foot concert venue developed by Westfield Company Inc. and AEG Presents was among numerous projects completed in 2019 that were recognized at the event,…
Kris Oppermann Stern
February 28, 2020SKB joins Downtown Englewood revitalization team
Following an 11-month competitive process, the city of Englewood selected Portland-based ScanlanKemperBard Cos. as the preferred master developer for the city to partner with in redeveloping key portions of Englewood CityCenter. Englewood City Council recently approved an initial exclusive negotiation agreement with SKB. Together, the city and SKB will evaluate opportunities for bringing new hotel, multifamily…
CREJ
February 26, 2020Rooted in industrial, Great Western park will branch out
Great Western Industrial Park is rooted in bringing big-name industrial users to Windsor, but it will be branching out just a bit. “There’s been so much growth in Northern Colorado that this is becoming a more desirable, more populated area, and we have room to add services here that we couldn’t have done before,” said…
Kris Oppermann Stern
February 22, 2020Denver CRE market in 2020: Where do we go from here?
Steig SewardVice president, client services and analytics,Colliers International “Lower for longer” and “growing but slowing” have been used to describe the direction of the economy and commercial real estate market in 2020. But are these just catchy phrases used by optimistic economists and brokers, or are they describing a new reality? Historically people have looked…
CREJ
February 21, 2020