COMMERCIAL REPORT
It's summer time, and we hope you are grilling up plenty of commercial transactions! Assured Title Agency is excited to bring you valuable tools that will help you better analyze today's commercial real estate market. This month we present a report of closed commercial transactions from June, as well as informative industry news and upcoming events you won't want to miss.
We have chased down properties that may interest you in the following counties: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson. Click on the map or PDF report to find out all the property details.
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CLOSED COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS IN JUNE 2013
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Commercial Properties sold June 1-30, 2013.
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ARCHIVED 2013 CLOSED COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS
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WHAT'S THE BUZZ IN THE COMMERCIAL WORLD?
Median Denver area home cost $185k according to new housing survey
Homeowners in the Denver metro area paid a median of $185,000 for their houses, which is higher than the national average of $110,000, according to the 2011 American Housing Survey profile released Thursday.
RealtyTrac: Colorado foreclosure filings fall 47% in first half of 2013
The number of foreclosure filings in Colorado from January through June is down nearly 50 percent from the same period of 2012, and the state has dropped to 17th in the nation in terms of filings, according to RealtyTrac Inc.
Innovation Pavilion building bought for $5 million, expansion in works
An investor group led by Northstar Commercial Partners has acquired the Innovation Pavilion building near the Denver Tech Center out of foreclosure for $5 million, a deal that could lead to the creation of similar startup incubators across the country.
Hotel chain will build in metro Denver
Value Place, an extended-stay hotel chain based in Wichita, will build nine locations in metro Denver, The Denver Post reports.
Sustainability Goes through Denver's Roof
Progressive developers and building managers are no longer ignoring rooftops.
Hentzell Park: City's rejection of petition spurs new challenge
They started out questioning the ability of Denver city officials to trade a formerly designated natural area for an office building.
South Platte corridor ripe for investment
The South Platte River corridor has the potential to draw investment of nearly $260 million that could generate 773 construction jobs and 352 permanent employment positions with an average annual salary of $55,370, according to a recent study commissioned by the City and County of Denver.
Prospect Park apartments set near ballpark
The tentatively named Prospect Park apartments, a 296-unit, five-story, 300,000-square-foot complex built over a 350-stall parking garage on 2.6 acres of land.
Million-dollar home sales rise in metro Denver
June was another strong month for sales of homes with a price tag more than $1 million, with a 23.6 percent increase in sales volume from a year earlier, according to a report released late Wednesday by Kentwood Real Estate.
Denver's commercial real estate posts stronger numbers in Q2
All three of Denver’s commercial real estate categories — office, industrial and retail — moved in the right direction in the second quarter, with diminishing vacancy rates and slightly increasing lease rates, according to CBRE Group Inc.’s latest MarketView report.
Cassidy Turley completes buyout of Denver's Fuller and Co.
The long-pending sale of Fuller and Co. to Cassidy Turley was finalized this week as employees sold their stock to the national company, the head of Cassidy Turley Colorado confirmed.
Business is back for architecture, but the recession changed the game
Looking around Denver these days, it's easy to see how the Great Recession changed the building environment.
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UPCOMING COMMERCIAL EVENTS:
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