The Rocky Mountain Center for Innovation and Technology is under new ownership following a $15.5 million sale of the multibuilding campus. RMCIT LLC purchased the 811,817-square-foot, Class B office/flex industrial […]

A Loveland multitenant office building recently traded in a record-breaking sale. Colorado-based buyer 1725 East Prospect Building Partnership RLLP purchased the Sky Pond Office Building, the 29,589-square-foot, Class A office […]

A California-based buyer acquired an Amazon distribution center in Loveland for $32.63 million. Mark IV Capital purchased Centerra Industrial Building IV, the Class A, 122,806-square-foot industrial facility at 4541-4555 Viking […]

Adapt or die. It’s as true of real estate development as it is in nature. That phrase has been repeated in various forms by authors, researchers, business coaches and, let’s not forget,

The Northern Colorado office market has grown to greater than 17 million square feet of space and 2018 ended with an overall vacancy of 3.6 percent. The Northern Colorado statistics cover Larimer

Haselden Construction recently completed construction of the new Larimer County Loveland Campus. The 46,000-square foot administrative building accommodates Larimer County’s growing need for municipal services for Loveland and southern county residents. 

As you may have heard recently, population growth in Northern Colorado continues to be downright robust. (Shocking!) However, an interesting aspect of the growth is the character of a few investments in historic

A Northern Colorado company bought 100,466 square feet of industrial space on 8.3 acres in Loveland for $6 million, or $59.72 per sf. Schuman Cos., through a pair of limited liability companies, purchased Campion Industrial Park from the Rocky Mountain Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The property includes three multitenant buildings and a 1.79-acre yard. It’s…

It is no secret that nearly every product type of commercial real estate in Larimer County has performed well for the past five years, but stories of the historic downtown districts have remained