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Denver experienced significant population growth in 2014 with top-ranked in-migration of millennials and baby boomers representing the largest renter demographics. With such an influx of talent and a healthy job environment, all of the food groups are benefiting. The region boasts wide industry diversity with strengths in financial services, healthcare, consulting, energy and technology sectors. Economic and real estate leaders from throughout the Front Range gather to discuss the factors behind regional success as well as what's in store for maintaining momentum and fostering continued growth.
With the completion of Denver's Union Station redevelopment, LoDo's brand new transit hub is a catalyst for major projects in multifamily, office and retail. Record breaking leasing and rental rates from recently delivered product are driving additional construction activity. Downtown Denver is reshaping itself to meet the modern live-work-play demand, and with zoning-imposed height restrictions limiting tenant's ability to expand in LoDo, adjacent Downtown submarkets will benefit. Hear from Downtown's biggest players as they discuss investment trends, what's in the pipeline, and plans going forward.
CHICAGO—Although Google is one of the best-known companies in the world, Alter expects that when WeWork occupies its space at 20 W. Kinzie, the co-working provider will bring in even more activity and visibility.
SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ–Bussel Realty Corp. brokered the $4 million sale of 111 Somogyi Court in South Plainfield, New Jersey, a 64,990-square-foot industrial facility, to Somogyi Holdings LLC.
CALABASAS, CA—Cap rates have sunk to all-time lows across a number of single-tenant sectors, says Marcus & Millichap, which doesn't see the rates rising in the near term.