Hines, along with investment partner Cresset-Diversified QOZ Fund, has commenced construction on Residences at RiNo, a 397- unit, luxury, for-rent apartment community at the entryway of Denver’s River North Arts […]

A joint venture between Urban American and Madison International Realty purchased a “one-of-a-kind” asset – the largest value-add apartment community in central Denver. The partnership paid a reported $140 million, […]

An Ohio-based buyer paid $105 million for a newly built Lowry multifamily community at a record-setting mark for a Denver metro garden apartment property. The Connor Group added to its […]

A Salt Lake City-based real estate investment management firm added to its Colorado holdings with the highest-priced multifamily deal to close to date this year in the Denver metro area. […]

Ascent Commerce Center, a speculative Class A warehouse/ distribution center in Commerce City, was sold as part of an eight property, 4.7-million-square-foot industrial portfolio to PGIM Real Estate. Crow Holdings’ […]

A longstanding flex property in Globeville sold to a buyer experienced in redevelopment. Wolf | Stutz Investments, headed by developers Ken Wolf and Ari Stutz, whose prior projects have included […]

PepsiCo’s lease has popped the top on the Pecos Logistics Park project. PepsiCo Beverages North America signed a 283,500-square-foot lease at the 66-acre infill logistics park under construction at the […]

In the middle of March, the COVID-19 pandemic took over the U.S. and abruptly stopped the world’s largest economy, with no certainty of what could happen next. Mass layoffs occurred quickly in the restaurant and

Denver-based EverWest Real Estate Investors purchased 25 North, a speculative industrial project designed to meet North Denver’s need for move-in-ready, Class A space. EverWest purchased the two-building, 219,200-square-foot property as […]

For the first time in more than a decade, the Denver apartment market saw declining year-over-year rent growth, according to the Apartment Association of Metro Denver’s quarterly Denver Metro Area Apartment Vacancy and Rent Survey. The second-quarter survey, conducted by the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business and Colorado Economic Management Associates, noted that compared to second-quarter 2019, average rent decreased to $1,506 per month, a $30 monthly decrease and a $360 annual decrease. This represents an inflation-adjusted 2.1% decrease in rents. The last time rents were lower than the period 12 months earlier was in the first quarter of 2010.