A retail property leasing Natural Grocers sold for $6.86 million in Denver.  NG Tower LLC purchased the 13,300-square-foot retail property at 18471 Green Valley Ranch Blvd. in Denver from sellers […]

Jon Cerf, the founder of Core Progression, a fitness facility specializing in personal training, purchased the 5,792-square-foot retail property at 2561-2565 S. Broadway in Denver for $1.57 million from seller […]

A multitenant retail property in the north Denver metro area sold for $4.84 million. YC Inc. purchased the four tenant, 8,573-square-foot property at 7315-7375 E. 128th Ave. in Thornton from […]

A pair of outparcels to a Cabela’s-anchored retail center in Thornton sold for $3.87 million. The Wendy’s and Arby’s at The Grove development sold in separate transactions to SSIC Inc. for $2.2 million and $1.67 million, respectively. The 3,500-square-foot Wendy’s, located at 150 E. 144th Ave., was built in 2015. It sold at a 4.75%…

The fully leased retail space at the base of a downtown Denver condominium tower sold for $5.25 million. The buyer, a private capital exchange buyer from California, purchased the 9,890-square-foot retail property at Spire at 891 14th St. The space was sought after by investors as not only is there a lack of product –…

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A real estate company is prepped to create value with its first Colorado acquisition. PREP Property Group Inc., a vertically integrated real estate company focused on creating value in retail real estate, purchased the Aurora City Place regional shopping center. It purchased the 356,305-square-foot center at Interstate 225 and East Alameda Avenue in Aurora for…

A California-based private real estate investment trust purchased a multitenant retail center in what is believed to be the highest priced retail sale to close in Pueblo in the past three years. CREIT, a trust affiliated with CIRE Equity, paid $11.65 million, according to public records, for the Eagleridge Shopping Center. The 116,305-square-foot center at…

Several factors suggest that the Denver retail industry is likely to see continued slow but steady growth even as some lenders and investors shy away from the sector amid bankruptcy filings, store closures and

Ghost kitchens are on the rise. It’s important to consider if your commercial real estate is ready for the coming transformation, as well as what is causing this new phenomenon. The impacts of this trend