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29
Nov

1603 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO This multi-family property in the heart of downtown Boulder is the fantasy, people. The creme de la creme. The holy grail. The ultimate American dream: a two-unit Boulder income property with wall-to-wall character and a picket fence to match. And the location? A full-fledged fairytale. It's short walking distance to all the best of Boulder: 0.4 miles to CU and Naropa and just 0.3 miles to the Pearl Street Mall and Boulder Creek Path. Legally Zoned Duplex Allowing Four Unrelated Occupants/Unit Unit 1: 4 Bed/2 Bath ($965/Bed) Unit 2: 3 Bed/2 Bath ($945/Bed) Six Parking Spaces Great

02
Oct

For those looking to get into the game, consider these 6 tips for commercial real estate investing. Evaluate you tenants: Tenant mix refers to the combination of various tenants holding leases in a property. In retail, a good tenant mix strategy considers how the retailers can share customers by providing an optimal mix of merchandise in one location. This is also referred to as adjacency. It is occasionally beneficial to lease to retailers who have competitors in close proximity. A consumer shopping for furniture, for example, is likely to visit several furniture stores if they are within close proximity to each other. For

Curlander Holdings, LLC partners with BOOM to secure 10-year lease LONGMONT, CO – 8/30/17– BOOM Properties announced today that they have officially secured a long-term lease for the single-tenant retail building at 700 9th Avenue in Longmont. Curlander Holdings, LLC, the company that owns the property and hired BOOM properties, will now welcome a new tenant under a 10-year lease. Located just off Main Street and 9th Avenue in downtown Longmont, the 15,027 SF property will be home to Redline Athletics, an indoor training facility focused on young athletes between the ages of 8 and 18. The Longmont location will be the thirteenth opened by

21
Aug

Check out our 7 tips for finding the perfect office space in Boulder and the Boulder area. Watch out for triple nets, know how much space you need, and be prepared to provide financials. Call us anytime if you have questions about finding office space. Know what you need: Consider the amenities you need, like parking, access, delivery, FAST internet, conference room, or prime location. All of these amenities impact cost, and sometimes you have to forego one for the other, so make sure you prioritize. Understand NNN: Triple nets, commonly referred to as NNN or Operating Expenses on leases, are the

09
Aug

This month we take a look at mixed-use development projects in Denver and Boulder that meet the needs of modern retailers, urban residents, and office space seekers. In this part 2 of 2 (read part 1), we feature the Denver development Denver Rock Drill and S*Park. The 9-acre Denver Rock Drill site, located in the Cole neighborhood near East 39th Avenue and Franklin Street, will include 150,000 square feet of offices, 65,000 square feet of retail, 180 residential units, and 175-unit Sage Hospitality hotel, and is slated to break ground in early 2018. The land, which is owned by the Weiss family, was formerly the

10
Jul

This month we will take a look at a mixed-use development project in Boulder and Denver that each shed light on the desires and trends of modern retailers, urban residents, and office space seekers. This week, we review Rêve, the expansive 6-acre mixed-use development project in Boulder that was approved by the city in January 2016. In this impressive, Sims-style visual fly-though the plan shows a vast sprawl of retail, housing, and office attracting a mix of cyclists, shoppers, employees, and more. The plans are ambitious: 240 residents (studio, 1-, 2-, and 3-bdrm), 24,500 square feet of retail, and 108,700 square feet of office

20
Jun

Last year we heard much buzz about all the industries the millennials are killing. And Boulder saw the closure of several casual dining chain restaurants like Olive Garden, Chili’s, Applebee’s, and Old Chicago. True, the Millennials' changing values, mounds of college debt, and job-limited economy are driving changes for many consumer industries. But we are also seeing the birth of new industries and have to ask, what opportunities are beingcreated by the changing tastes of millennials? Millennials gave rise to Fast-Casual Millennials continue to dine out, but gravitate towards what is called fast-casual dining, exemplified by hallmark brands like Chipotle, Panera Bread, and Five Guys. In fact, Colorado is known as a popular testing

In this quick YouTube video, IBM shows us how Watson, the company’s cognitive computer project, enables a theoretical American homebuyer to digest data that helps her hunt for an on-budget home in Ireland. Quickly evolving trends in big data, machine learning, smart cities, and more are changing the way many industries function, including real estate. What does this mean for the role of humans? Here we explore how technology is changing commercial real estate (as well as the ways technology is not changing it). To understand the role of your real estate broker we must first understand what technology is doing for real estate and examine both

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