According to CoStar, The Denver industrial market finished the first quarter of 2017 at 5% vacancy rate, up from 4.9% the previous quarter. The largest lease signings included a 357,555 sf lease signed by UPS in Montebello and Summit Warehouse & Logistics, LLC in the same area. The average rental cost for available industrial space was $8.27
Denver’s Q4 Vacancy Rates Up Slightly According to CoStar’s Q4 2016 Denver office market report, the vacancy rate is at 9.8%, up slightly from Q3 at 9.6%. Denver’s industrial market is also up at 4.8% over Q3’s 4.5%. Rental rates in both office and industrial saw an increase of at or just below 1%. We’ve
While the overall Denver Office market ended the third quarter 2016 slightly up with a vacancy rate of 9.6% over Q2’s 9.3%, the rate is still well below the numbers in the past 6 years and has continued to trend downward during that time. Absorption: Class-A net absorption was a positive 47,617 sf in Q3 compared to
by Bill Trinen, Trinen Realty Partners After labor costs, Real Estate is typically the next most expensive line item on the balance sheet. Engaging an experienced Commercial Real Estate Broker to represent your best interests is critical to the transaction process and will save you time and money. LABOR COST Finding a property/space can be
Demand for commercial real estate in the Denver market is at an all-time high. According to the Colorado Real Estate Journal, office space also commands top dollar. And anyone with a computer can find a commercial space with a simple cursory search on the internet. But how do you know how much space a listing
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[reprinted from Colorado Expression January 2016 Edition] SUCCESS IS EASY! Just find a niche, and fill it. Or so they say. It sounds easy enough, but perhaps the not-so-easy part is identifying that niche and, of course, having the expertise to make it work. The so-called “overnight success” invariably takes several years to get there. One
Denver has it all. Its metropolitan area is one of the fastest-growing and exciting hubs in the country. Downtown Denver has become a prime example of a well-planned urban center with restaurants and entertainment that holds up to even large cities (with the charm of smaller ones.) But step just beyond the metro area (a little bit
(by Rose Frederick. Photography by Brendan Herrington. Reprinted from 5280 Magazine) Soul Survivor Bill and Maya Trinen have a thing for old houses–painted Victorians, snug bungalows, Arts and Crafts-style homes. They believe those houses have character and, more important, soul. So last year when the opportunity arose to buy a dated ranch-style home on a
by Bill Trinen, Trinen Realty Partners You’ve maybe seen this place along Highway 7 on the drive to Estes Park. As a kid, I had the opportunity to camp and work summers at St. Malo, the mountain retreat that’s part of the Catholic Archdiocese. With 160 pristine acres within view of Longs Peak and its historic chapel