DENVER — Denver-based RedPeak has purchased The Manchester, a multifamily community located at 2030 E. 11th Ave. in Denver’s Cheesman Park neighborhood. This is the first time the property has sold since it was developed in 1973. Terms of the transaction were not released. Craig Stack, Bill Morkes and Nate Moyer of Colliers facilitated the transaction. Originally designed by late architect Roland Wilson, The Manchester features 101 one- and two-bedroom apartments. Each unit offers an expansive balcony, city/mountain views, individual heating and cooling, while each of the six penthouses provide in-unit washers/dryers. Community amenities include laundry rooms on each floor of the building, an indoor pool (a hallmark of Roland Wilson designs), a sun deck, fitness area, lounge and pool tables, as well as racquetball and basketball courts. The Manchester is the sixth Roland Wilson-designed community to be owned and operated by RedPeak.
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CentrePoint Properties Divests of 52,743 SF Mixed-Use Property in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
by Amy Works
WHEAT RIDGE, COLO. — CentrePoint Properties has completed the sale of Wilmore Center, a mixed-use property in Wheat Ridge, to HCA HealthONE for $14.5 million. Jon Hendrickson and Aaron Johnson of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction. Situated on 5 acres at 7615 W. 38th Ave., Wilmore Center comprises two single-story multi-tenant buildings offering a total of 52,743 square feet of mixed-use space and 236 parking spaces. At the time of sale, the asset was 84 percent occupied by 15 tenants. The tenant mix includes retail, food and medical, with 68 percent of the leased area occupied by medical-related tenants.
DENVER AND NEW YORK CITY — Global asset manager Apollo (NYSE: APO) and UDR Inc. (NYSE: UDR), a multifamily REIT based in Denver, are forming a new long-term joint venture involving an apartment portfolio valued at approximately $2 billion. The joint venture will own a portfolio of 19 communities totaling 7,059 apartments. The names and addresses of the properties were not released. Under terms of the agreement, Apollo’s affiliates and funds managed by Apollo will invest $1.34 billion of equity capital into the newly established joint venture, representing an approximate two-thirds interest. UDR will retain a one-third interest and consolidate the joint venture, as well as operate and manage the portfolio, for which it will earn an asset management fee. UDR plans to utilize the proceeds from the new equity capital infusion for investment in “higher-growth assets,” general corporate purposes and debt reduction. Tom Toomey, chairman, president and CEO of UDR, says that accessing low-cost, permanent equity capital has been a “strategic priority” for the company. “With this transaction, we believe we will be positioned to take advantage of compelling opportunities in the marketplace while improving the quality of our wholly owned portfolio and strengthening our balance sheet,” says Toomey. “This …
AC Development Completes First Phase of 14-Acre Mixed-Use Development in Golden, Colorado
by Amy Works
GOLDEN, COLO. — AC Development, the Coor’s family development company, has completed The Pottery, an office building that is the first phase of Clayworks, a 14-acre redevelopment of the former CoorsTek ceramics manufacturing site in Golden. The project team for The Pottery includes AC Development as developer, Tryba Architects as architect and Holder Construction as general contractor. The completion of The Pottery also marks the return of CoorsTek’s global headquarters to its original location in Golden, where the company’s ceramics operation was established in 1910. The CoorsTek and AC Development teams completed their move into the 188,600-square-foot office building this month. The Pottery was created through the adaptive reuse of the former CoorsTek headquarters and manufacturing facilities with the new building incorporating historic elements, including the brick façade along Ford Street and the original kiln elements. Clayworks is transforming the former Coors industrial campus into a mixed-use neighborhood across six city blocks, with plans for office, retail, dining, public gathering areas, housing, parking and a boutique hotel that will reimagine the historic Golden High School. Sweet Bloom Coffee Roasters is the first announced retail tenant at Clayworks and is set to open on the ground floor of The Pottery later …
CBRE Negotiates Sale of Proposed 386,489 SF Novera Commerce Center in Westminster, Colorado
by Amy Works
WESTMINSTER, COLO. — CBRE has arranged the sale of Novera Commerce Center, a proposed three-building industrial development in Westminster. Opus Development sold the project to Principal Asset Management for an undisclosed price. Todd Witty and Daniel Close of CBRE represented the seller and have been retained by the new ownership to lead leasing efforts for the development. Located at 13900 Huron St., the 386,489-square-foot project will comprise three buildings ranging from 89,000 square feet to 195,000 square feet. Slated for delivery in the second half of 2027, the development will offer flexible suite configurations, ample loading capacity, trailer parking and modern industrial specifications designed to accommodate a broad range of users. Buildings will accommodate users as small as approximately 18,700 square feet, providing flexibility for a range of occupier sizes.
Marcus & Millichap Brokers $3.1M Sale of The Center at Evergreen Office Property in Colorado
by Amy Works
EVERGREEN, COLO. — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of The Center at Evergreen, an office property in Evergreen. Good Signature sold the asset to Divine Homes for $3.1 million. Chadd Nelson and Brandon Kramer of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, while Clayton Primm of Marcus & Millichap represented the buyer in the deal. Situated on 3 acres at 2922 Evergreen Parkway, The Center Evergreen features 45,729 square feet of office space. At the time of sale, the property was 80 percent occupied, with U.S. Bank being a tenant at the property since 1980.
Galway Cos. Signs New Tenants, Advances Multimillion-Dollar Renovation at The Promenade Shops Centerra in Northern Colorado
by Amy Works
LOVELAND, COLO. — Galway Cos. has signed new tenants to leases and is advancing a multimillion-dollar, property-wide renovation at The Promenade Shops Centerra, a 494,500-square-foot open-air center in Loveland, approximately 46 miles north of Denver. Improvements will include new storefront facades; a redesigned ice rink scheduled to open next month; new landscaping along Main Street and updated property lighting; additional seating and refreshed outdoor gathering spaces; a new monument sign and new entrance signage; property-wide Wi-Fi and security enhancements; and new roofing across 10 buildings. The broader streetscape renovation is scheduled for completion in spring 2027. Additional property improvements, tenant openings and community programming will continue into 2027 as Galway advances The Promenade’s long-term repositioning. The nine new leases that have been signed within the previous year total 37,643 square feet. MINISO, Christopher & Banks and Windsor will open this fall, while JD Sports, Hot Topic, BoxLunch, Cabinet HQ, Hot Pot Grill and Los Dos Potrillos are anticipated to debut next spring. Galway acquired The Promenade Shops Centerra in August 2025 for $55 million.
GOLDEN, COLO. — Unique Properties/TCN Worldwide has negotiated the sale of 2801 Youngfield Street, an 97,992-square-foot office building in Golden, a western suburb of Denver. HGN Realty sold the asset to an undisclosed buyer for $6.5 million. Rachel Colorosa and Zach Schuchman of Unique Properties/TCN Worldwide represented the seller in the off-market transaction.
— By Adam Riddle of MMG Real Estate Advisors — After a difficult stretch, Denver’s rental market is showing signs of relief. Absorption picked up sharply in the second quarter, with renters absorbing more new apartments than developers delivered. This is the first time that’s happened on a trailing 12-month basis since late 2021. It’s a meaningful shift after two years defined by heavy construction and soft pricing. The supply wave that pressured the market is receding. New deliveries are down nearly 40 percent from a year ago, and the number of units still under construction has shrunk to less than 4 percent of existing inventory, well below the 2023 high of around 11 percent. A handful of submarkets, particularly Englewood/Littleton, still carry a sizable pipeline worth watching, but for most of the metro, the worst of the construction overhang appears to be behind it. Rent trends have been the last piece to catch up. Average effective rents are still down from a year ago, a lingering effect of the concessions landlords leaned on to fill units during the delivery wave. Thankfully, the quarterly trend has turned positive for two straight quarters now. Occupancy is climbing too, albeit gradually. Taken …
DENVER — PAULS has purchased Regency Plaza, a 15-story office tower located at 4643 S. Ulster St. in Denver Tech Center, from Granite Properties for an undisclosed price. The acquisition marks a return of ownership for Regency Plaza, which was previously owned by PAULS. Originally built in 1985 and repositioned in 2020, Regency Plaza offers 335,908 square feet of office space that is 83 percent leased, with more than 176,000 square feet of new leases executed since early 2024. The asset features a renovated lobby, an outdoor plaza, a fitness center, training facility and an onsite restaurant/market. Tim Richey and Jack Richey of Newmark represented the seller in the deal. Collegiate Peaks Bank, a division of Glacier Bank, provided acquisition financing with a fixed-rate loan. Colliers will continue to handle leasing for the property.
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