By Jason P. Kruse, CCIM – Managing Broker at The Colorado Group, Inc. The Boulder office market shows signs of life, with most lease transactions being under 5,000 square feet. Landlords that have “turnkey” spaces and landlords that are willing to spend money on tenant improvements are finding success in landing tenants. Most of the […]
By Scott Crabtree & Liz Amaro Many recent conversations with landlords, tenants, investors, and CRE enthusiasts have started with “what are the comps?” or “what are the cap rates?” questions that used to be easy to answer and show the data for. Now I answer these questions by setting the stage with a quick anecdote.. […]
Layne McBride, Scott Reichenberg, & Neil Littmann Many companies are reevaluating their office space needs, considering the pandemic and the shift towards some form of remote work. As a result, there is a trend of office space transformations, such as flexible workspaces and hybrid models that combine remote work with occasional in-person collaboration. This has […]
(source: CoStar) – by Joe Bennell, Broker Associate at The Colorado Group, Inc. 3.7 million square feet traded in Boulder County during calendar year 2023, with 207 completed sales reported for a combined volume of $710,000,000.00 Lafayette takes home the win for the largest and smallest deals by volume, completed in 2023. 2024 New year […]
by Jason Kruse, Managing Broker at The Colorado Group, Inc. The Boulder County real estate market continues to be “interesting.” There are fewer transactions due to higher interest rates, uncertainty in the market, the lack of companies hiring new employees, and the continued effect of work from home. That being said, some stellar opportunities exist […]
We have seen a flight towards quality, and landlords have been rewarded by spending money on building out Class-A office space, adding amenities, and having a willingness to work with tenants on deal structures.
The current WFH environment is constantly shifting. Large companies such as Google, Microsoft, and Twitter are trying to lead the charge and renormalize working from the office (or, as the kids call it, WFO). While smaller start-ups, along with the younger generation are continuing to push for the WFH model.
By: Scott Crabtree RETAIL MARKET UPDATE I ran into an old friend who suggested, “retail on Pearl Street seems to be struggling with a lot of business closing and vacancies?”. I was taken aback by this perspective as I have never seen the retail market on Pearl more active, especially considering the current economic environment. All […]
by Jason Kruse, CCIM – Managing Broker / Principal Six shooters, blazing trails, and forming new frontiers are all signs of the current state of the commercial real estate market. According to Wikipedia, “The Wild West laid a foundation for its ensuing mythology. It was an era of cowboys, Indians, pioneers, outlaws, and gunslingers brought […]
Many wheels start turning as we see a greater number of institutional investors entering the Boulder marketplace
