Summary
Reviewing the current marketplace for commercial property in the Greater Denver region is a tale of two sectors. The data for each of the two primary segments, industrial and office, matches the narrative we’re all familiar with regarding the relative impact of the COVID pandemic on these two market segments and the status of the financial recovery in each.
For most companies, it’s challenging to find a suitable office location. The available spaces can be too small, too expensive, or too far away for your needs. And sadly, only a few tenants receive the representation they need to not only save time but to save money too. Office tenant representation can help you worry less about finding a suitable space and instead focus more on the daily operations of your business so things continue to run smoothly.
What kind of commercial real estate brokerage firm do you want to represent your interests? Like many organizations, the leadership can heavily dictate or influence the approach to client interaction and conducting business. Perhaps you're seeking a company whose public image and actions are polished, highly ‘corporate’ transactional values that often lack a personal, client-first feel. Or maybe you prefer a company that treats you like you’re their only client and places high value on building and maintaining long-term relationships with those they represent. There is no ‘right’ methodology because different styles can find alignment with different client personalities. As my grandfather often said, “There is a butt for every chair”. Looking beyond demeanor and approach, top commercial real estate companies in Denver will provide the following as part of their day-to-day service offering:
If your business owns and occupies its commercial real estate, you already know how challenging it can be to find a space that suits your needs. Finding the perfect space—whether it’s office, industrial, or retail—is rarely ever easy, especially when markets are experiencing low vacancies, rising property prices, and increasing construction costs. A sale-leaseback is an attractive financial arrangement for many business owners who want to maximize the value of their commercial real estate, raise capital, and reduce (or altogether eliminate) debt. And while the sale-leaseback process might seem simple on the surface, it's actually quite complex.
Making money outside of your day job is a great way to boost your net worth, reach your financial goals, and fund your future retirement. But navigating the world of commercial real estate investments isn't easy. So before you jump in feet first, there are a few things you need to know ahead of time. Today, we're breaking down the best ways to generate passive real estate income and how to avoid common (and costly) mistakes.
Navigating the complexities of Denver commercial real estate (CRE) can be overwhelming, to say the least. New real estate developments are still popping up, especially industrial properties, and the market appears to be rebounding to grow at record rates despite Colorado’s governor locking down thousands of businesses. To make the CRE process more manageable, we recommend working with experienced Denver commercial real estate brokers. With CCIM-certified CRE experts on your side, you can make informed decisions when buying, selling, or leasing local properties.
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