
Bascom Group Refinances Denver's Viceroy Observatory Park
The Bascom Group completed a $62.5 million refinancing of the 275-unit multifamily community in Denver.
This page covers office vacancies, retail property trends, industrial warehouse demand and major lease signings. Reporting looks at the physical footprint of the city's economy and the evolving uses for commercial space.

The Bascom Group completed a $62.5 million refinancing of the 275-unit multifamily community in Denver.
November 3, 2026
Denver Office Tower Listed for $750,000 AuctionThe 16-story 17th Street building is being sold online through Ten-X, a fast auction that ends Wednesday.
October 29, 2026
Kentro Group Buys Denver Restaurant Building for $5.25 MillionThe firm acquired the site housing Los Dos Potrillos using proceeds from a 1031 exchange.
October 26, 2026
EastGroup Properties Acquires Denver Industrial ParkThe company purchased 25 Commerce Park for $95 million to add to its industrial real estate portfolio.
October 23, 2026
Savills Hires Laura Knaus as Associate DirectorThe commercial real estate firm adds a new leader to its Denver office team.
October 22, 2026
Two Arrows Group Acquires Denver Liongate ApartmentsThe 107-unit residential high-rise sold for the first time since its original development in 1969.
October 22, 2026
Denver Invests Millions in Office ConversionsThe city is transforming vacant office towers into residential units to revitalize its downtown core.
October 21, 2026
RedPeak Purchases Denver Apartment BuildingThe firm acquired The Manchester for $23 million, marking a new investment near Cheesman Park.
October 15, 2026
Ryan Cos. Proposes Denver Warehouse RedevelopmentA new proposal aims to replace an aging manufacturing site with four modern industrial warehouses.
October 15, 2026
Judge Delays Auction of Denver El Jebel ShrineA Denver District Court judge has pushed back the scheduled auction of the El Jebel Shrine by four months.
October 14, 2026
Emily Griffith College Purchased Centennial HallThe Urban Land Conservancy sold the 67,000-square-foot facility to the Denver school for $11 million.
This section follows new construction projects, major corporate lease activity, shifts in vacancy rates and the conversion of retail assets. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. The downtown office market and its adaptation to hybrid work remains a distinct local feature. Zoning changes and interest rate fluctuations are the primary factors that constrain or accelerate new development.