Opportunities blossom in Denver’s submarkets
Finding the right office space to call home is never as easy as it seems. Multiple factors – from building type to size to amenities to location – require thoughtful consideration to ensure a company finds a space
CREJ
June 16, 2019
Managed homesharing coming to Union Denver apartments
A Denver-based firm founded last year to create a new type of urban residential model made its first acquisition with the purchase of Union Denver. The firm, daydream apartments, purchased the 13-story, 579-unit property at 1770 Chestnut Place. The sales price for the three-tower property, anchored by Whole Foods Market, which covers a full city…
Jolene Wollett
June 8, 2019
Amherst Apartments sell in $11.1m off-market deal
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Jolene Wollett
June 7, 2019
Cedar Run community sells for $62 million
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Jolene Wollett
May 31, 2019
Safari Club Apartments in Denver trade for $16.8 million
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Jolene Wollett
May 24, 2019
The multifamily market: Hype or the real deal?
Is Denver overbuilt, or are all of these new apartment communities making up for pent-up demand from the past 15 years? Why is multifamily so expensive, and when are cap rates going to adjust for a
CREJ
May 23, 2019
Greyhound site comes to market
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Jolene Wollett
May 13, 2019
Carvell on affordable housing
Affordable housing was the biggest issue in the recent mayoral and City Council elections in Denver, according to award-winning architect Chris Carvell. “Without question,” Carvell told Rebchook Real Estate Corner in late April, before Tuesday's elections in Denver. Carvell has been involved in designing and working closely with developers on affordable housing in Denver for…
Kris Oppermann Stern
May 9, 2019
A recap of out-of-state capital’s mark on downtown Denver
As a recent transplant to Denver from Chicago, I understand all the reasons people want to live here – sunshine, reasonable property taxes, outdoor activities, a great airport, less political graft, less
CREJ
April 18, 2019
Opinion: Why I’m voting no on Initiative 300
Denver voters will be faced with an important question in May when they are asked to vote on Initiative 300. The ballot language reads: Shall the voters of the City and County of Denver
CREJ
April 8, 2019
