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The impact of COVID-19 on Colorado real estate
Though real estate transactions have been deemed essential by the state government, open houses and showings are banned. It’s a tough environment to do business in, and sellers know it: A record 761 listings were pulled from the market in March. What does this mean for the future of real estate in Colorado?
How Colorado universities are meeting the growing needs of the construction industry
Construction management has grown as the construction industry has grown, and now there are at least seven such programs at Colorado colleges and universities. Graduates learn scheduling, estimating, project cost control, surveying, contracts, building information modeling (BIM) and also soft skills.
Corporate Housing is on the rise in Denver
Whether they’re considering relocating to a new city or bringing in outside consultants, businesses often find themselves in need of temporary lodging that feels more like a home than a hotel.
The legal and market forces impacting commercial real estate
Separately and combined, legal and market factors are impacting everybody. People that are involved in commercial real estate, in any capacity, need to navigate these factors to survive now and take advantage of opportunities in the future.
Tips for building the most effective property management team
Fancy pool decks, state-of-the-art fitness centers, high speed internet and being in the heart of the city aren’t the only things that should go into a person’s decision on where to live. The caliber and professionalism of the property management team ought to be near the top of the list.
Space as a service: Introducing real estate on-demand for tenants
From food halls to coworking spaces, space as a service is a new innovative offering that is changing the role of commercial landlords from rent collectors to service providers. To truly understand SPaaS, it is best to consider the lifecycle of commercial tenants.
As the ski industry loses $2 billion, what is the future of mountain real estate?
Less than a month ago, Vail Resorts stock peaked, yet over the course of a few weeks Vail lost over $200 million and its stock dropped 42% while the overall ski industry lost almost $2 billion. What does this mean for ski towns where Vail operates? What are the long-term impacts on real estate?
Colorado bans real estate showings amid stay-at-home order
A letter from the Colorado Attorney General effectively prohibits real estate property showings. So, what does this mean for real estate sales? How will this affect real estate? And where do we go from here?
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How to navigate office leases during COVID-19
As food and beverage and retail companies adjust to new methods of delivering their services and products to consumers, office tenants are experiencing a huge shift towards working from home for their employees.
The real estate risk no one is talking about
The explosive growth in nightly rentals has exposed (no pun intended) millions of property owners to a new risk due to the virus fallout. What impact will rental owners see in the coming months?
What does the future hold for Colorado mountain communities?
Fortunately, long term, the mountain communities will come back even stronger as they are very desirable places to both live and recreate. Even with some short-term defaults, the market will rapidly absorb these properties if they ultimately turn into foreclosures due to the lack of inventory.
