The Denver area medical office building market, by almost every metric, is not only healthy, but also in tip-top shape. Last year, $105.2 million in medical office buildings, or MOBs, traded hands, a 20.9 percent jump from 2015, according to a CBRE analysis of the MOB market. Catholic Health Initiatives sold the Lansing Point building in the…

Teams from Milender White and the St. Charles Town Co. recently made the 67-mile trip to Silverthorne to make pitches on redeveloping the heart of the downtown of the Summit County community. Milender White and the St. Charles Town Co. were the two group that responded to a request for proposals to redevelop about 3.25 acres…

Swisslog Healthcare Solutions is preparing to move its North American headquarters from Denver to Broomfield. The company reportedly is working with United Properties to develop an approximately 56,000-square-foot building at Interpark, located at West 112th Avenue and Main Street. It hopes to double in size over the next five years. Part of global robotics company…

J.J. Ament, current chair of the Colorado Economic Development Commission, has been named the new CEO of the Metro Denver Economic Corp.

Denver seems to be getting a bad rap for new ugly buildings.

Economic development guru Tom Clark was worried that when recreational marijuana could legally be sold in Colorado, it would snuff out the strong economic surge sweeping the Front Range. “We were terrified,” said Clark, the CEO of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp., a post he will be leaving when he retires in March. Clark…

Rebchook Real Estate Corner is a new column by John Rebchook that can be found at CREJ.com. Welcome to my new commercial real estate column at CREJ.com Jon Stern, owner and publisher of CREJ, has given me the opportunity to look under the hood of all aspects of commercial real estate with my column, the Rebchook…

Denver didn’t quite make the Top 10 list in the latest Emerging Trends report released by the Urban Land Institute. Instead, Denver ranked No. 11 in the markets to watch in 2017. In the 2016 Emerging Trends report, Denver ranked No. 6. The report  — compiled annually by ULI and PwC based on interviews and…

Leaving Denver is not an option for Marilee Utter. When she was offered the job in 2011 as the newly created title of executive vice president District/National Councils for the Urban Land Institute, she accepted on the condition that she would remain in Denver. “I would never leave Denver,” Utter said. She certainly has left…

“Fifty-six center city startups raised more than $420 million in venture capital funding, up from 2015.”