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January 21-February 3, 2015 —

COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL

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CREJ – Colorado Real

Estate Journal

will present its

2015 Development & Construc-

tion Summit from 7:15 a.m. to

noon Jan. 29 at the Inverness

Hotel & Conference Center, 200

Inverness Drive West, Engle-

wood.

Discussions will include an

economic update/construction

costs panel; office, retail and

industrial panels; and a state of

the construction industry panel.

For more information, visit

www.crej.com.

CREJ also will present the

2015 Industrial (& Data Center)

Summit and Expo Feb. 3 at the

Inverness Hotel.

The conference will be held

from 7:15 a.m. to noon and

includes a broker panel, devel-

opment panel, investment panel

and data center panel.

For more information, visit

www.crej.com.

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PLSC – Professional Land

Surveyors of Colorado

will host

its fifth annual Rocky Mountain

Surveyors Summit Feb. 26-28 at

the Arvada Center in Arvada.

Four of the chapters, the Cen-

tral Colorado Professional Sur-

veyors, Colorado Spatial Refer-

ence Network, Northern Chap-

ter-PLSC and Southern Chapter

Professional Land Surveyors

joined together to present all of

the Front Range conferences as

one event.

For more information, visit

www.plsc.net

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SMPS – Society for Mar-

keting Professional Services

Colorado

will host a Colorado

Springs Downtown and Urban

Development Luncheon Jan. 27.

The event, which will benefit

Urban Peak, will run from 11:30

a.m. to 1 p.m. and be held at

The Warehouse Restaurant at

25 W. Cimarron St. in Colorado

Springs.

Speakers from the Downtown

Partnership in Colorado Springs

will discuss urban develop-

ment. Speakers include: Susan

Edmundson, CEO of the Down-

town Partnership, Sarah Harris,

business development manager

with the Downtown Partner-

ship, and Ryan Teffertiller, city

planner for downtown Colorado

Springs.

For more information, visit

www.smpscolorado.org. s

Mall, with quick access to light

rail and downtown circulator

buses. Amenities include a Bank

of Colorado branch and the Trin-

ity Grille restaurant.

“Because of the growing inter-

est in office space that offers a live,

work and play atmosphere, these

are key factors Velocis looks for

when acquiring office buildings,”

Lewis said.

“The stabilization of Trinity

Place prior to the sale resulted

from an aggressive capital

improvement plan, rapidly

improving downtown market

fundamentals and a niche focus

on energy and professional ser-

vices firms,” said Scott Gibler,

managing director of Broe Real

Estate Group. “Velocis is acquir-

ing a quality asset with a stable

roster of tenants and continued

growth opportunities as leases

roll to higher market rates.”

Trinity Place is 89 percent leased

to 40 tenants, including Great

Western Oil & Gas and Forrester

Oil & Gas. The building was con-

structed in 1981and renovated in

2012. The renovation included

a major lobby update with full-

height windows and museum-

quality artwork.

Broe’s affiliate bought the build-

ing from Equity Office Properties

in 2006.

Mary Sullivan and John Jugl of

HFF handled the sale to Velocis.

Stream Realty will provide leas-

ing services.

Velocis has been active in real

estate investment since 2011, pur-

chasing 16 assets in Texas, Colo-

rado, Georgia, Florida and North

Carolina.

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Velocis Continued from Page 2AA

Trinity Place underwent a major renovation in 2012.

For contact information, association profiles, and links,

please visit

www.crej.com an

d click on Industry Directory.

American Council of Engineering

Companies/Colorado

American Institute of Architects Colorado

American Society of Interior Designers

American Society of Landscape Architects,

Colorado Chapter

American Subcontractors Association

Apartment Association of Metro Denver

Appraisal Institute

Associated Builders & Contractors

Associated General Contractors

Building Operators Association of Colorado

Building Owners & Managers Association, Denver

Building Owners & Managers Association, Pikes Peak

CCIM – Certified Commercial Investment Members,

Colorado/Wyoming Chapter

Colorado Bar Association

Colorado Hotel & Lodging Association

Commercial Brokers of Boulder

Commercial Real Estate Women - CREW

Community Associations Institute

CoreNet Colorado

Counselors of Real Estate

Denver Metro Commercial Association

of Realtors - DMCAR

Institute of Real Estate Management, Denver Chapter

Institute of Real Estate Management, Southern

Colorado Chapter

International Council of Shopping Centers, Rocky

Mountain Chapter

International Facilities Management Association,

Denver Chapter

International Facilities Management Association,

Pikes Peak Chapter

Investment Community of the Rockies

LeadingAge Colorado

Mile High Exchangors

NAIOP Colorado – National Association of Industrial

& Office Properties

Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado

Realtor Commercial Industrial Society

Rocky Mountain Masonry Institute

Rocky Mountain Shopping Center Association

Society for Marketing Professional Services

Society of Industrial & Office Realtors

Urban Land Institute

U.S. Green Building Council, Colorado Chapter

WiD – Women in Design

If your association would like to be included in this directory,

please contact Lori Golightly at 303-623-1148

or lgolightly@crej.com.

Associations

Directory

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Albert Bartlett USA Inc.,

a

potato grower, paid $499,000 for a

2,498-sf office suite at 6050 Green-

wood Plaza Blvd., Suite 130, in

Greenwood Village.

David Cross,

vice president of sales and mar-

keting, moved to the U.S. from

the United Kingdom six months

ago and plans to expand the com-

pany’s market share in Colorado.

Carole Schumacher

and

Heather Burns

of

BRC Real

Estate

handled the transaction.

Hughes & Stuart

was the seller.

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Lowry Speech Therapy

purchased a 2,450-sf office suite

at 469 S. Cherry St., Nos. 201-

203, in Denver from

469 Suite

100 LLC.

Matt Call

and

Healther Tay-

lor

of

NavPoint Real Estate

Group

represented the buyer.

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