Denver
Denver Rental Property Commands $62M
Gelt Inc. has acquired the 384-unit Cedar Run Apartments from Maxx Properties. The new owner plans to upgrade both apartment interiors and common spaces at the property.
Origin Investments, Sherman Associates Break Ground on Metro Denver Project
Aspire of Westminster is part of the 105-acre Downtown Westminster master-planned development on the former site of a regional shopping mall.
CO Senior Housing Properties Receive $52M Refi
Walker & Dunlop secured the financing through Fannie Mae on behalf of the owner, a partnership between MorningStar Senior Living and a Middle East-based alternative investment fund manager.
$79M Mixed-Use Project Coming to Suburban Denver
A joint venture of Northstar Commercial Partners, Milender White and Canyon Partners Real Estate will break ground this month on a 216-unit community in Aurora, Colo. The development will also include 36,000 square feet of retail.
Phoenix Realty Group Expands in Colorado
The multifamily investor has ventured north of the Denver area to purchase a 16-building community in the rapidly growing city of Fort Collins.
Pinnacle Brokers Southwest Denver Transaction
Joe Hornstein and Scott Fetter of the Hornstein Fetter apartment group worked on behalf of the sellers, with Jim Knowlton of the Knowlton Lawson team representing the buyers.
Denver Community Trades for $26M
The 156-unit community was recently renovated and roughly two thirds of the units were upgraded. FPA Multifamily acquired the asset in 2016.
JV Lands $75M Financing for Denver Luxury Tower
HFF secured the loan for The Confluence on behalf of National Real Estate Advisors and PMRG. Proceeds will be used to retire existing construction debt on the 287-unit property.
Trez Capital Secures 2 Construction Loans
The 136-unit property and the 123-unit community are part of a five-property project developed in a partnership between Trez Capital and NexMetro.
Inland Private Capital Brokers Sale of 2 Denver Properties
Emerson Lofts and Ascent Uptown are within 1.5 miles of each other and traded for $21.9 million, generating a total return on investment of roughly 130 percent.