Last year was a year to remember. Office transaction volume exceeded $3 billion, driven by 14 downtown sales totaling $1.35 billion; a substantial increase from 2017 when only seven transactions

Transit-oriented development continues to be a hot topic of conversation among all stakeholders in commercial real estate in the Denver area. As our population grows and traffic congestion worsens,

The retail center at Interstate 25 and East Hampden Avenue – at one of the highest elevations in Denver – recently sold for $15 million, or $614.70 per square foot. 

The city of Denver predicts that nearly 2,000 apartment units within the city and county limits are at risk of converting from affordable-restricted units to market-rate units in the coming years; potentially

Equity Residential, which re-entered the Denver multifamily market last year, added a third asset to its local portfolio with its purchase of Eviva on Cherokee. 

A joint venture acquired three Lodo’s Bar and Grill locations across the metro Denver area.

Ready Capital closed a $25.1 million, nonrecourse, interest only, floating-rate loan for the purchase and renovation of the approximately 167,000-square foot, two-building Class B office portfolio in Denver.

Opportunity zones are taking the nation by storm – and Denver is no exception. As part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, opportunity zones are a new government program created to incentivize investment and

A Los Angeles-based private investment company made its foray into the Colorado multifamily market with the purchase of more than $88 million in properties.

I teamed with Sam DePizzol, Newmark Knight Frank’s executive managing director, to discuss market insight and highlights of downtown Denver’s office market.