Jonathan Rose
Journalist at Bisnow
Former Denver Business Journal editor and founder of the Regulated State newsletter, hyper-focused on the Colorado cannabis industry. Sign up today!
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5 days ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
A 2.1M SF industrial portfolio spanning Denver, Houston and northern New Jersey has traded hands. Principal Asset Management and an unnamed state-sponsored pension plan acquired the 10-building, 96.7% leased portfolio for an undisclosed price. JLL Capital Markets facilitated and announced the sale. The portfolio includes five Denver properties, four in southwest Houston and one in New Jersey. The buildings average 210K SF with 32-foot clear heights, according to a JLL press release.
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5 days ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
The conversation around diversifying leadership in commercial real estate often includes the idea that women and people of color need a seat at the proverbial table. Marcy Moneypenny, a Denver-based CRE veteran who has worked at brokerages like CBRE and Avison Young over a 35-year career, thinks it’s time to look past pulling up a chair and work instead on building a whole new table.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Deals are getting more difficult in Denver as economic headwinds, regulatory mazes and high stakes close in, throwing up hurdles especially for new development. But some members of the local real estate community are leveraging creativity and a community-centric approach to find ways forward on projects that serve the needs of Denver. "All the easy deals are done," Element Properties principal Catherine Bean said during Bisnow’s 2025 Denver Women Leading Real Estate event.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Gov. Jared Polis vetoed a bill Thursday that aimed to ban the use of rent-setting algorithms in Colorado — saying the cost of rent is already too high while rejecting a measure its backers argued would lower it. House Bill 1004, passed along party lines, targeted software like that made by RealPage. The bill’s sponsors argue that such technology can distort competition by enabling de facto collusion among large landlords.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
The Denver Housing Authority completed Sol, the second building in the final phase of the $500M-plus Sun Valley neighborhood redevelopment. At 2699 W. 10th Ave., Sol adds 169 mixed-income units to the historically underserved area, including 80 units replacing former public housing, 52 income-restricted apartments, 24 market-rate units and 13 townhomes. The project is part of a broader effort to transform Sun Valley into a mixed-income, mixed-use riverfront neighborhood.
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