Located just 200 feet from the light-rail platform at Belleview Station, 6900 Layton is a sleek 385,000-square-foot Class AA office tower that anticipates making a thoughtful contribution to the emerging transit-oriented development district before the year is out. Designed to achieve LEED Gold status, 6900 Layton is already 50% preleased as headquarters to Newmont Mining Corp. and the entire team has been driving the project forward to meet the schedule right from the start.

A local owner-user acquired a northwest Denver office property for $5.38 million. Artemis Holdings Ltd. purchased the 31,272-square-foot, Class B office property at 1400 W. 122nd Ave. in Westminster from […]

A Class A office building in the Colorado Springs Tech Center Office Park recently sold in one of the highest-priced office sales in the market this year. Ramshorn Investments LLC […]

Shift Workspaces, a shared workspace provider, opened its third location in Colorado and became operational at the beginning of July. Shift Workspaces’ new 28,000-square-foot building, at 2679 Main St. in […]

Swinerton topped out Block 162, a 606,000-square-foot speculative office building, located at 675 15th St. in downtown Denver. Gensler designed the project. Block 162 is a joint venture led by Patrinely Group and USAA Real Estate.

A multitenant office property in Denver sold for $3.8 million. Colorado-based Fins Frathouse LLC purchased the 12,500-squarefoot Monroe Professional Building at 3570 E. 12th Ave. in the Congress Park neighborhood […]

Two adjoining buildings at the Rampart Center business park in Englewood sold for $14.5 million. California-based buyer Libitzky Property Cos. purchased two buildings totaling 99,600 square feet at 7173 and […]

A multitenant office property in Denver sold for $1.5 million. Buyer 1616 Champa LLC purchased the Samuel Building, the 35,100-square-foot office property at 7290 Samuel Drive in Denver, from seller […]

With the impact of COVID-19 still unfolding, much remains unknown about the future demand for office space. We know that downtown Denver’s office market was strong heading into the pandemic,

Over the past 90 days, the economy, in Denver and nationally, has experienced severe impacts by the unexpected arrival of the COVID-19 virus. In addition to restaurants, bars, music venues and sports