A Fort Collins developer has acquired the Coloradoan building in a value-add play that will dovetail nicely with a renovation he’s been doing next door. Les Kaplan of Imago Enterprises Inc. bought the approximately 37,220-square-foot Coloradoan building at 1300 Riverside Ave. from media company Gannett MHC Media Inc. for $4.01 million. The newspaper will remain…

NexGen Properties has acquired one of a handful of medical office buildings in Highlands Ranch. The Greenwood Village based company paid $4.73 million, or $204.37 per square foot, for the EastRidge Medical Office Building, a 23,119-sf building on 2.15 acres at 6660 Timberline Road. LNR Partners sold the real estate-owned property via a Ten-X Commercial…

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KAS Partners LLC paid $11.75 million, or $103.43 per square foot, for One Gateway Plaza.

Faegre Baker Daniels will move its Denver office to the Hines Building at 1144 15th Street near historic Union Station in Denver’s Lower Downtown in early spring. The firm signed a 58,000-square-foot lease in the 40-story building, which is the city’s fifth tallest and the first of its kind to be built in Denver in…

The Prism building, which was designed by Davis Partnership Architect, is a nine-story, core-and-shell office building development being led by Shea Properties. The office building of more than 100,000 square feet completes the build-out of the block between 17th and 18th streets, along Curtis Street, and is directly adjacent to The Quincy.

Tamarac Plaza sold for more than $45.3 million, marking the Canadian buyer’s first investment in the Denver market. The acquisition gives Redstone Group, one of British Columbia’s largest private commercial real estate companies, 335,269 square feet of office space in three buildings along East Hampden Avenue, just off Interstate 25. The seller, Parallel Capital Partners…

In early 2016, HOK was asked a simple question by the U.K. Chapter of CoreNet: “Will co-working impact corporate real estate, and if so how?” That question lead to the October 2016 release of the white paper “Co-working: A Corporate Real Estate Perspective.”

In a business where partnership is vitally important, it can be hard to determine which combination of teams is right for a project. Mixed-use is an asset class that requires the right partnership team as these developments