Landlords, owners’ associations and property managers across Colorado have been experiencing an increase in requests for accommodations for assistance animals – either a traditional “service animal”

If one thing is certain in today’s unpredictable development market, it’s that nothing is certain. Tariffs, fluctuating interest rates, labor shortages and rising costs all have contributed to one of the more volatile markets in recent memory. 

A partnership recently picked up a Fountain apartment property at a price topping $2 million. 

The Grammercy sold to a buyer making its first Denver acquisition with its $25.8 million buy.

A Fort Collins apartment community with large units, a like-new clubhouse and abundant amenities within reach was acquired for $63.5 million. Formerly Argyle at Willow Springs, the 280-unit community now is called Alvista Harmony. It’s located at 2002 Battlecreek Drive, just south of the Harmony Road corridor. “You have everything you want about two minutes…

Confluence Cos. sold its North Main at Steel Ranch apartments in Louisville for $67 million, or $293,860 per unit. The 228-unit community at 1724 Steel St. sits on 7.66 acres and features more of a “neighborhood feel” than some of the other new apartment developments in Louisville, according to CBRE Senior Vice President Matt Barnett.…

AvalonBay paid $91.25 million, according to public records, for the 338-unit Ridge at Wheatlands community at 6855 S. Langdale St. in Aurora.

A recent survey of commercial real estate investors ranked Denver as a top target among Americas metros. Denver advanced for the third year in a row, jumping two spots to tie with Atlanta at No. 5 in CBRE’s 2019 Americas Investor Intentions Survey. The survey, which covers all asset types, found that, in 2019, more…

A block south of the Colorado Convention Center in Denver’s Golden Triangle neighborhood, the seven-story, 322-unit TriVista on Speer apartment building is named for three different panoramas: to the west, the mountains; to the north, downtown; and to the east, the Denver Art Museum and the heart of the Golden Triangle’s Cultural District. 

Schnitzer West has acquired a site across the street from Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre that is entitled for more than 1 million square feet of development. Peakview Place, a 10.9-acre parcel at 6363 Greenwood Plaza Blvd. in Centennial, was one of two properties Schnitzer West purchased in an off-market deal. The price wasn’t released, but it…