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Nevada group picks up Western Union’s former global headquarters

Western Union sold its former global headquarters buildings in Englewood for $40 million. A Reno, Nevada-based group bought the 391,240-square-foot campus in Meridian International Business Center through an entity called Meridian Office Partners LLC. The campus consists of two buildings, 192,779 and 198,461 sf, at 12500 and 12510 E. Belford Ave. Connected by a basement-level…

Kris Oppermann Stern

February 2, 2020

Disparate apartment communities sell in $72.5M portfolio transaction

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Kris Oppermann Stern

January 27, 2020

Market newcomer snags value-add office deal

A value-add office asset in Uptown Denver drew tremendous activity from investors, ultimately selling to a market newcomer for $25.75 million. ROF IV Grant LLC, managed by Los Angeles-based Regent Properties, bought 1900 Grant from SteelWave. The 136,118-square-foot building was about 45% occupied, providing an opportunity to add value through continued improvements and lease-up. Listing…

Kris Oppermann Stern

January 27, 2020

Majestic sees big demand for small product in Aurora

Majestic Realty Co. went small and saw big demand for a series of new buildings in Aurora. “Our general M.O. around the country and here in Aurora is to build the largest spec building that any given market can sustain, and we’re longterm holders as well,” said Majestic Realty Vice President Michael Kapoor. In the…

Kris Oppermann Stern

January 23, 2020

Clarion makes $146.3M investment in downtown Boulder

Clarion Partners landed a three-building office portfolio in downtown Boulder for $146.3 million, or $621.72 per square foot. The deal included two of the largest office buildings downtown, 1050 Walnut and Canyon Center, along with 1900 15th St. The portfolio totals 235,316 sf. “Downtown Boulder is such a unique market. For someone to come in…

Kris Oppermann Stern

January 20, 2020

Amazon, Costco boost industrial footprints

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Kris Oppermann Stern

January 17, 2020

DEN site selected for Rocky Mountain Real Estate Challenge

Land Title Guarantee Co. and NAIOP Colorado, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, selected a portion of a 60-acre parcel owned by Denver International Airport at East 61st Avenue and Peña Boulevard in Denver as the subject for the 18th annual Rocky Mountain Real Estate Challenge to be held Tuesday, April 28. The challenge is…

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January 17, 2020
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Denver slips in ULI ranking, but remains a top 20 market

Denver’s position slipped in the latest Emerging Trends in Real Estate report, but the city remains in the top 20 markets to watch nationally in 2020. In terms of overall real estate prospects, Denver ranked 17th in the nation, down from No. 8 last year. The lower ranking shouldn’t be concerning because there is less…

Kris Oppermann Stern

January 16, 2020

BHP, city create 120 units of permanently affordable housing

Boulder Housing Partners and the city of Boulder have broken ground on a 120-unit permanently affordable housing community – the most significant development of its kind in the city’s history. BHP is the master developer of the project, called 30Pearl. It will be located on 4.6 acres at 2630 30th St. in Boulder Junction, a…

Kris Oppermann Stern

January 11, 2020

New retail building at 2534 sells for $4.66 million

A 100%-leased multitenant retail building at 2534 in Johnstown sold to an investor who knows the area well. Gerrard Family Limited Partnership LLLP paid the full asking price of $4.66 million, or $665.71 per square foot, for the 7,000-sf building at 4930 Thompson Parkway. The partnership is managed by Gary Gerrard, one of the original owners and master developers of 2534. Given his familiarity with the development, “We couldn’t have had a better buyer,” said Zander Rodriguez of David Hicks & Lampert Brokerage.

Kris Oppermann Stern

January 6, 2020