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- Oak Coast Properties acquires Retreat at Water’s Edge December 21, 2020Oak Coast Properties continues its acquisition of metro Denver properties with its most recent purchase of the Retreat at Water’s Edge. The Southern California-based investment firm, specializing in Class B and C apartment communities, paid $54.4 million for the 252-unit community. Oak Coast purchased the value-add community with plans to invest $2.2 million in renovations […]
- Last-mile logistics facility in Thornton trades for $57 million December 21, 2020A last-mile logistics facility in Thornton sold for $57 million. Illinois-based Inland Real Estate Group purchased the Class A, 151,668-square-foot distribution facility on more than 19 acres at 900 E. 128th Ave. in Thornton as a long-term hold. The Opus Group, a full-service development, design and construction real estate firm headquartered in Minneapolis, sold the […]
- Despite slowdown, market already picking back up December 21, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic and its associated shutdowns have had a large impact on the commercial real estate world. Through the first three quarters of 2020, industrial product has experienced a slowdown in The post Despite slowdown, market already picking back up appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.
- JHL Constructors will begin work on the Jones District Phase 1 in Centennial December 21, 2020JHL Constructors was selected for the Jones District Phase I infrastructure project. Located in Centennial, the project was awarded in October and is scheduled to be completed in early May. The post JHL Constructors will begin work on the Jones District Phase 1 in Centennial appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.
- Construction on 1919 Mile High Apartments Continues, Adapts to our Current Environment December 21, 2020In the shadow of Empower Field at Mile High, where the urban core of downtown Denver meets the residential neighborhood of Jefferson Park, we’re building 1919 Mile High Apartments, a highly amenitized, 277-unit luxury building. The post Construction on 1919 Mile High Apartments Continues, Adapts to our Current Environment appeared first on Colorado Real Estate […]
- Investor snaps up CTC flex property in record-breaking sale December 20, 2020A fully occupied flex property in the Colorado Technology Center sold to a local investment company in a record-breaking sale. Boulder-based buyer Bh 305 Arthur LLC purchased the 17,940-square-foot, Class B office/flex property at 305 S. Arthur Ave. in Louisville from seller Etkin Johnson. The property traded for $5.6 million, or approximately $314 per sf, […]
- Buyer picks up Parker shopping center for $5M December 20, 2020A Parker shopping center traded hands to a local investor for $5.41 million. Renco Properties purchased Parker Plaza, the 34,060-square foot neighborhood shopping center located at 10401 S. Parker Road, from seller Cactus Moon Parker LLC. Jon Hendrickson and Mitch Veremeychik with Cushman & Wakefield were transaction brokers in the sale. According to Veremeychik, the […]
- Denver office market breeds cautious optimism December 18, 2020The American office space is nothing if not resilient. It’s been battered and bruised, opened, closed and opened again. It’s been downsized, marginalized, stripped down and sterilized – and still, it endures. The post Denver office market breeds cautious optimism appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.
- BKD names Jeff Ronsse North Region managing partner December 15, 2020BKD names Jeff Ronsse North Region managing partner. The post BKD names Jeff Ronsse North Region managing partner appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.
- CBRE promotes Erik Abrahamson December 15, 2020CBRE promotes Erik Abrahamson. The post CBRE promotes Erik Abrahamson appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.
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- Many employers are weighing vaccine mandates. They might not be worth the headache. April 16, 2021Many employers are banking on the vaccine to bring about a return to normalcy after a year of remote work and disruptions. Some want to mandate Covid-19 vaccines for their workers. But, between unclear federal guidance and potential legal pitfalls, experts say vaccine requirements aren't worth the headaches.
- Renewable energy firm moves into new Lincoln Park HQ with plans to hire April 16, 2021A Chicago tech firm that turns cow waste into renewable natural gas has moved to a larger office in Lincoln Park as it looks to grow its team.
- Developer buys 1.5M square feet at former Caterpillar site near Joliet April 16, 2021The developer purchased a nearly 1.5 million-square-foot industrial site near Joliet that was once home to Caterpillar.
- Apartment development Wrigleyville Lofts nears completion April 16, 2021Pre-leasing for the new project will begin this summer.
- Digital Seats makes its easy for fans in the stands to order a beer, win a prize April 15, 2021When fans scan Digital Seat’s QR code stickers, it takes them to a mobile website, allowing them to access stats and rosters, contests, in-seat concessions ordering, or 24 other offerings
- S2G Ventures' $1B bet on a healthier planet April 15, 2021Since its launch in 2014, the Chicago-based VC firm has become one of the top food and agriculture venture firms in the country, having raised over $1 billion to back startups whose food solutions are paving the way for a healthier planet.
- S2G Ventures' $1B bet on a healthier planet April 15, 2021Since its launch in 2014, the Chicago-based VC firm has become one of the top food and agriculture venture firms in the country, having raised over $1 billion to back startups whose food solutions are paving the way for a healthier planet.
- Illinois cleantech is growing, but funding lags. Here’s why. April 15, 2021Climate change is one of the biggest threats to our way of life, yet the financial support and infrastructure to help grow cleantech and sustainability companies lags behind other industries. Executives who work in the sector share how they’re navigating those challenges.
- Illinois cleantech is growing, but funding lags. Here’s why. April 15, 2021While climate change continues to be one of the biggest threats to our way of life, the support and financial infrastructure to help grow cleantech and sustainability companies lags behind other industries.
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