U.S. construction is down, Denver decreases 51%
Nationwide, apartment construction is experiencing a considerable slowdown this year with 293,000 new apartments projected to hit the market – a 12% drop compared to last year’s deliveries. The decline is primarily due to fewer
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November 9, 2020Construction begins on Nine Mile Corner
A Denver-based developer acquired the first and second phases of land for its multi-acre, mixed-use project in Erie and began construction on the parcels. In a public-private partnership between Evergreen […]
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November 2, 2020Integrated project delivery: Hurdles to mainstream popularity
Integrated project delivery has a history of being touted as the logical future of design-build construction. We have seen certain health care providers and higher education institutions working out the kinks of IPD projects for over a decade
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October 26, 2020JLL arranges $67M loan for luxury apartment project
JLL Capital Markets arranged a $67 million construction loan for a luxury apartment complex in Denver. Campbell Roche and Eric Tupler of JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Cypress […]
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October 23, 2020Flexible design solutions for health care renovations
Health care construction is one of the most necessary and challenging sectors of commercial construction. As technology advances, regulations change and the needs of patients and employees shift, a constant […]
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October 19, 2020Developers report delays in permitting, starts
COVID-19 has disrupted the commercial real estate industry in more ways than we can count. Some of those changes have been positive, such as accelerating the industry’s embrace of virtual leasing. Others, however,
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August 10, 2020Managing construction in an occupied building
You’ve heard it before: Location, location, location. Such is said to be the most important element in the world of real estate investment. And yet, when it comes to tackling construction projects, it’s planning,
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March 29, 2020Rising construction costs impact capital markets
Denver is in the midst of strong development in nearly all commercial real estate asset types. In conjunction with high development demand comes increased, and still increasing, construction pricing.
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March 20, 2020How tariffs may stunt construction & leasing
Regardless of political leanings, American companies are girding for a rough ride if the tariff situation bleeds into the new year. After some 17 months, the Trump administration’s cat-and-mouse trade war with China shows few signs of resolution
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December 16, 2019Proceed with caution when using condo unit escrow deposits
While residential condominium development still has not reached its pre-Great Recession levels, it is growing (albeit slowly). This type of project presents an interesting source of capital for developers in
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October 18, 2019