David Ray of CCP recently assisted a multi-market client, Autism Living Experience (ALE), with a new location to serve their clients near Boise, ID; with the help of local broker, Lance Millington. After finding several space options that fit the requirements for ALE, David negotiated with the landlord to achieve the most favorable lease terms for our client. ALE ultimately leased 3,083 SF in Eagle, a town near Boise and they plan to move in right away to begin serving the local community very soon. Autism Living Experience is an organization that provides support services for young adults with Autism.

Stryker Lewis and CCP helped a client find and negotiate a new 3,400 SF office lease.   Their new office space is located in the newly built industrial-inspired office building at 3501 Blake Street in RiNo, Denver.  🙌

MaZix Mahalêl possesses a very unique skill set that supports awakened entrepreneurs to be the best version of themselves all of the time so they can manifest their highest vision with ease by guiding them through a mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual journey. By taking a look inward, with her guidance, you access the power to break down the stubborn barriers that could be holding you back; and actualize the immense potential you have!

Matt Brower of CCP recently sold a 12,470 SF office condo in Denver's RiNo neighborhood. This large, yet also cozy modern-industrial space is part of the TAXI campus live-work development. The space has been owned by the same investor group since 2008 when the TAXI II development was completed.  Once the Sellers decided to cash out on their investment, Matt and the CCP team were hired to market the asset for sale. They ultimately identified a Buyer and negotiated favorable deal terms, with the help of the Buyer's broker, Neil Macy.

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CCP recently facilitated the sale of a 262,700 SF industrial building in northeast Park Hill, Denver.  For decades the building was home to Colorado Container Corporation which manufactured and distributed corrugated cardboard boxes.  This building was the second sale of a larger industrial building portfolio along 42nd Avenue.  

A bakery just signed a new lease for 1,713 SF at the Edgewater Public Market, less than a half-mile from Sloan Lake.  Black Box Bakery, a relatively new business (opening in 2019), has been wowing people with its creativity and cosmonautic marketing theme.  Stryker Lewis/CCP helped them to find the ideal location for them in the Denver metro area and negotiated lease terms on their behalf.  The bakery's buildout will take a few months, but should be opening for business this winter! 

Historically,  the events/catering industry has been a very person-to-person business from the very first customer phone call to the catering van driving away after an event. When COVID-19 began sweeping through the United States, just about every business was forced to stop any in-person encounters, unless it was deemed essential for the community.  The events/catering industry came to a grinding halt and even future bookings were eventually forced to cancel. With no revenue coming in for the foreseeable future, Riccardo Mazzeo, CEO of Three Tomatoes Catering, had to strip the company budget and surmise how long it could withstand the shutdown.

The former Habitat for Humanity headquarters building at 3245 Eliot Street, Denver recently sold. Kevin Andrews/CCP represented the Buyer, Trailbreak Partners; a long-standing client of CCP. The private equity company purchased the building as part of a greater plan to redevelop the .95-acre site with new apartment housing. Congrats to the Trailbreak Partners team on this new project!

CCP recently facilitated the sale of a 100,340 SF industrial building in northeast Park Hill, Denver.  The building sits atop a 2-acre lot, is zoned for heavy industrial use, and has rail access.  It was purchased by the owner of Uni-West, the long-time tenant in the building, who will continue the manufacturing of metal finishing products, supplies, and distribution from the facility.  This building was part of a larger industrial building portfolio on 42nd Avenue.