Rooted in industrial, Great Western park will branch out
Great Western Industrial Park is rooted in bringing big-name industrial users to Windsor, but it will be branching out just a bit. “There’s been so much growth in Northern Colorado that this is becoming a more desirable, more populated area, and we have room to add services here that we couldn’t have done before,” said…
Kris Oppermann Stern
February 22, 2020
Denver CRE market in 2020: Where do we go from here?
Steig SewardVice president, client services and analytics,Colliers International “Lower for longer” and “growing but slowing” have been used to describe the direction of the economy and commercial real estate market in 2020. But are these just catchy phrases used by optimistic economists and brokers, or are they describing a new reality? Historically people have looked…
CREJ
February 21, 2020
Colorado’s retail markets weather the e-commerce storm
As we enter 2020, Colorado remains one of the most desirable markets in the country for investors targeting income-producing shopping centers. These investors typically are targeting cash flow, security
CREJ
February 17, 2020
The ripple effect of a center’s creative turnaround
When a retail center loses a major anchor, there is a ripple effect that goes well beyond the closed doors of the big-box space. It spreads to the in-line retailers, the nearby retail centers, the owner’s own
CREJ
February 17, 2020
Progressive joins Offices at Victory Ridge development
The first Class A speculative office development in more than a decade in Colorado Springs now has its first tenant. Progressive Casualty Insurance Co. signed an 18,089-square-foot lease at The Offices at Victory Ridge, a two-building, 145,053-sf office and retail development at 10855 Hidden Pool Heights. “The Offices at Victory Ridge is the first Class…
Jolene Wollett
February 16, 2020
3 key trends are shaping Boulder’s retail future
The Boulder market has experienced a remarkable near five-fold increase in construction of retail space from fourth-quarter 2018 to fourth-quarter 2019. According to CBRE research, 105,803 square feet
CREJ
February 16, 2020
Single-tenant retail transactions close in Commerce City
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Jolene Wollett
February 3, 2020
Legend Investment Group handles metro area transactions
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Jolene Wollett
January 19, 2020
Kneaders Bakery and Café sells at 5.12% cap rate
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Jolene Wollett
January 13, 2020
New retail building at 2534 sells for $4.66 million
A 100%-leased multitenant retail building at 2534 in Johnstown sold to an investor who knows the area well. Gerrard Family Limited Partnership LLLP paid the full asking price of $4.66 million, or $665.71 per square foot, for the 7,000-sf building at 4930 Thompson Parkway. The partnership is managed by Gary Gerrard, one of the original owners and master developers of 2534. Given his familiarity with the development, “We couldn’t have had a better buyer,” said Zander Rodriguez of David Hicks & Lampert Brokerage.
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 6, 2020
