Denver apts.: Climate change or just weather?
Planning is paramount in developing strategic initiatives, increasing flexibility and reducing risk across all businesses and industries, including multifamily.
CREJ
August 22, 2019
Copperleaf Place lures private investors, sells for $21.83M
A California investor beat out the competition to acquire a newly completed Fort Collins apartment community for $21.83 million, or $232,181 per unit. Warm Springs Holdings LLC bought Copperleaf Place from a Brinkman affiliate that developed the apartments in 2018. The 94-unit property is located at 3425 S. Shield St. in southwestern Fort Collins. David…
Kris Oppermann Stern
August 22, 2019
The impact of mill levies on property value
Developers from out of state, namely Texas, where real estate taxes are much higher, typically are pleased to see how low taxes are in Colorado.
CREJ
August 21, 2019
Koelbel, partners complete Westminster affordable housing project
Koelbel and Co., in partnership with Mile High Development and Longs Peak Advisors, recently completed 8877 Eaton St., 118 affordable housing units in the Downtown Westminster redevelopment of the old Westminster Mall. OZ Architecture designed the project, which Milender White began building in January 2018.
Kris Oppermann Stern
August 19, 2019
Legacy at Fitz starts to take shape under OZ program
Construction has begun on Colorado’s first large-scale apartment community to break ground under the newly created opportunity zone program. Legacy Partners and Griffin Capital Co. recently closed on the 4.52-acre site at 1363 N. Victor St., where the development of Legacy at Fitz, a five-story, 363-unit community, is occurring.
Jolene Wollett
August 19, 2019
Springs’ booming economy impacts apartment market
Colorado Springs rewrites the rulebook on millennial appeal, creating a reputation as a hot spot for young professionals seeking a higher quality of life.
CREJ
August 18, 2019
Are we there yet? Denver’s multifamily market
Denver (and most of the country) is coming up on 10 years of continued economic expansion.
CREJ
August 18, 2019
Housing crisis motivates innovative, new approaches
A recent report by ATTOM Data Solutions announced Denver as the worst county for home affordability in the United States, as a percentage of income necessary to afford a median-priced home relative to historic averages.
CREJ
August 18, 2019Limited new homes will reverse affordable progress
The record-breaking amount of new apartment construction in the last several years has yielded exactly what economists would predict: Rent growth has fallen from double-digit highs earlier this decade to below the rate of inflation over the last 12 months.
CREJ
August 17, 2019
Equity Residential buys The Brodie
Equity Residential continues to grow its metro Denver multifamily portfolio – most recently with its purchase of The Brodie, a 312-unit, newly built apartment complex in Westminster.
Jolene Wollett
August 12, 2019









