A mixed-use property in Rifle sold in a record-setting sale. The Fastenal Center, a 9,750-square-foot property at 695 Buckhorn Drive, sold for $1.39 million, or $142.31 per sf, the highest […]

The Colorado Apartment Association reported that the current vacancy rate for Colorado rental properties is 6% – virtually the same as the first quarter Denver Metro Area Apartment Vacancy and […]

A Chicago-based developer made its entry into the Colorado market with its purchase of a more-than-74-acre land parcel in Eagle County. The buyer paid $2.58 million – above the $2.5 million list price – for the Tower Center, a 74.08-acre parcel at 11150 U.S. Highway 6 in Gypsum. A Kansas City-based developer sold the property, which had seen a significant amount of interest recently.

A real estate investment, management and construction firm headquartered in Indianapolis paid a record price per unit for an affordable housing property in Aspen. Birge & Held paid $50.5 million, or $338,926 per unit, for the Centennial Aspen community at 100 Luke Short Court. Its price per unit was not the only highest price per…

Milender White recently closed on 3.8 acres of land, between Third and Fourth streets in downtown Silverthorne, north of Interstate 70 off of Highway 9/Blue River Parkway, where it’s planning the 4th Street Crossing mixed-use development. 

Location: Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been approved.

A 292-acre project is set to bring new development to a rapidly growing trade area along the Interstate 70 corridor east of Denver. Gayeski Capital Equities LLC is developing Bennett Crossing, located at the northeast corner of I-70 and state Highway 79 in Bennett, where it has rezoned and entitled the site, and commenced construction…

A Colorado 1031 exchange buyer, 1230 S. Townsend LLC, paid $1.76 million, or $251.14 per square foot, for the O’Reilly Auto Parts at 1230 S. Townsend Ave. 

A single-tenant, net-leased property in Winter Park recently sold for $2.9 million. 

In 2018, metro Denver continued to experience strong economic growth trends, as the increasingly diverse business climate and highly educated workforce encouraged an influx of new businesses