Know where this was taken?
(Hint: Where the river meets the road, and the raven crows.)
Choice of a bottle of wine or a $25 gift certificate to a local coffee house will go to the first person who can correctly identify the LOCATION of this image.
Send an email with your guess to jfraizer@columncommercial.com or simply click on the button below!
The energy sector in Colorado has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years, but it has always remained a vital part of the economic fabric of Metro Denver. As a key industry that we serve at Column Commercial Partners, we make it a point to stay up to date on the latest news and policies that affect our clients to better understand their real estate needs – and that includes attending industry-specific events.
The commercial real estate industry is evolving, and we’re developing a new breed of tenant broker representatives with a holistic perspective of real estate in Metro Denver. The skills you’ve developed as a residential real estate agent translate perfectly into what we’re creating at Column Commercial Partners, where we place an emphasis on building meaningful client relationships and creating a service model that goes beyond the transaction.
Welcome back to our ongoing series dedicated to helping you avoid some of the most common commercial real estate pitfalls.
In this post, we give you four things to watch out for in order to avoid getting stuck with a bad deal on your next lease.
Welcome back to our ongoing series dedicated to helping you avoid some of the most common commercial real estate pitfalls.
In our last post we outlined how to avoid five of the biggest mistakes when planning a new lease.
In this post, we’ll focus on five more mistakes to avoid once you get to the contract negotiation and signing stage.
Are you preparing for a new lease and maybe also a relocation or expansion? There are lot of potential risks, especially if you’re new to the process. In our first post in an ongoing series dedicated to helping new tenants avoid the most common pitfalls, we outline five ways to avoid some of the biggest new leasing mistakes.
Several weeks ago, we told you that some important improvements were coming to our website as part of our efforts to deliver value above and beyond the commercial real estate status quo.
Today I’m proud to announce that one of the biggest of those improvements, our new Online Resources Library, is now live.
In our last post we let you know that we had some important new changes to our website coming up, and today we’re excited to debut the first one.
As part of our commitment to bringing you valuable online resources to help your business succeed in Metro Denver, we’ve launched a new blog series called “The CCP Interview.”
At least once a quarter, we will sit down with a successful entrepreneur in Colorado and have them share their experiences and mentoring tips.
The goal is to help other aspiring business leaders benefit from the successes and lessons learned by others.
We couldn’t be happier that our first interview is with Jacqueline Ros, the CEO and co-founder of Revolar. Revolar is a rapidly growing wearables startup on a mission to create empowering technology that helps people keep themselves and their loved ones safe.
Be sure to visit Revolar at www.revolar.com, then read on for our in-depth interview below and let us know what you think in the comments.
I’ve had the pleasure of living and working in the Metro Denver commercial real estate market for more than 14 years, and over those years I’ve collaborated closely with hundreds of successful Colorado business leaders.
Those relationships continue to confirm that a company’s commercial real estate (CRE) strategy can act as a critical driver of their overall business success and growth. The right space can enable a company to attract the best talent, grow a healthy employee culture, increase overall efficiency and productivity, and much more.
One of the most important things I’ve also learned as the Denver market has evolved is that just providing great CRE advice is no longer enough.
Photo Credit: Matt Brower
Know where this was taken?
(Hint: An urban oasis, in our own backyard!)
Choice of a bottle of wine (red or white), or a $25 gift certificate to a local coffee house, will go to the first person who can correctly identify the LOCATION of this image.
Send an e-mail with your guess to jsense@columncommercial.com or simply click on the button below!
