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Brian Dietz joined Northstar Commercial Partners as the company’s director of development.

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Developer The Garrett Cos. sold the 164-unit property located at 5403 W. 96th Ave.

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A Save-A-Lot grocery store anchors the center, which was 63 percent occupied at the time of its sale.

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Unico Properties recently completed a $1.9 million renovation of the 257,253-square foot, 14-story Colorado Square building, located at the corner of Pikes Peak Avenue and North Nevada Avenue in downtown Colorado Springs.

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On the heels of its 10th anniversary in downtown Denver, Page has moved its growing team to the top floor of the city’s tallest building, the iconic Republic Plaza. With window-lined walls, the new office of the international architecture and engineering firm is filled with light and embraces dramatic views of the mountains.

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The post North Main at Steel Ranch apartments change hands at $67 million appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.

Just when owners and operators thought they had figured out all they needed to know about refrigerants, the Environmental Protection Agency upped the ante. The new year has ushered in

The post Refrigerant reporting rules shift onus to owners appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.

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Denver voters will be faced with an important question in May when they are asked to vote on Initiative 300. The ballot language reads: Shall the voters of the City and County of Denver

The post Opinion: Why I’m voting no on Initiative 300 appeared first on Colorado Real Estate Journal.