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.
CCP recently represented a buyer (co-owner of Banner Signs and Decals), in the purchase of a flex property in Lakewood near Kipling and Colfax. Banner Signs and Decals was established in 1993 and has a longstanding reputation of providing Colorado businesses with expertly designed custom signage solutions and is quickly earning a reputation as one of the best in the nation with clients such as Chipotle, Noodles & Company, Google, and other sizable corporate clients. Owning this building, as opposed to leasing space, will provide BSD with new opportunities to excel with their customers.
CCP recently represented Indicate Capital with leasing their flex property on Pecos, just south of I-70. The space has excellent visibility from Pecos, an office, and a separate garage behind the building. The new tenant is Cheftek, a company that repairs commercial kitchen appliances. If you are disappointed that you missed the opportunity for this versatile office/retail/ garage space, a similar building right next door is available as well! Check out the brochure here.
CCP recently represented Platte River Networks (PRN) with the sale of their 12,000 SF office/warehouse building in Denver. Platte River Networks provides IT Management Services for companies in Colorado. With the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and many employees working remotely, the company owners decided to downsize their "brick-and-mortar footprint." Matt Brower and the CCP team helped them to find a buyer and negotiate the terms of the contract. Instead of moving out upon closing, a leaseback was negotiated. PRN remains in a portion of the building and the buyer occupies the remainder.
