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COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
— December 2-December 15, 2015
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CCIM – Certified Commer-
cial Investment Member Colo-
rado/Wyoming Chapter
will
host its 2015 Holiday Gala and
awards event Dec. 5.
The event will be held from6 to
8 p.m. at the Westin Hotel Den-
ver International Airport at 8300
Peña Blvd. in Denver.
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CREJ – Colorado Real Estate
Journal
will host its Develop-
ment & Construction Forecast
Summit Jan. 21.
Held at the Inverness Hotel &
Conference Center 200 Inverness
Drive West, Englewood, the
event will include retail, indus-
trial, office, medical office, mul-
tifamily and land forecast pan-
els in addition to an economic
update by Patty Silverstein.
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CREW Denver – Commer-
cial Real Estate Women
will
host a holiday networking break-
fast Dec. 8 at The Curtis Hotel.
As part of the breakfast, CREW
will also have participation from
a number of nonprofit organiza-
tions, including We Don’t Waste,
The Gathering Place, Women’s
Bean Project and Estaine, which
will have tables to share their
missions as well as provide holi-
day shopping opportunities.
The event will be held from 8
to 9:30 a.m. at The Curtis Hotel,
1405 Curtis St., Denver.
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BOMA – Denver Metro
Building Owners and Manag-
ers Association
will hold its Hol-
iday Luncheon Dec. 9.
A new member orientation
will be held from 11 to 11:30
a.m. with the program and lunch
from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Wellshire Event Center, 3333 S.
Colorado Blvd. in Denver.
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NAIOP Colorado –
NAIOP
and the Denver Metro Commer-
cial Association of Realtors will
host a Members Only Holiday
Reception Dec. 3 for a compli-
mentary evening of food and
drink. The reception will be held
at Euclid Hall Bar and Kitchen at
1317 14th St. in Denver.
NAIOP, along with Transwest-
ern, will host its quarterly break-
fast event. The Dec. 15 Policy
and Politics event from 7 to 9:30
a.m. at the Marriott City Center
at 1701 California St. in down-
town Denver will offer a legisla-
tive update and policy issues
that impact day-to-day busi-
ness. Discussion topics include
Denver’s Inclusionary Housing
Ordinance, affordable housing,
construction defects, property
tax rates and mandatory energy
audits.
Additionally, NAIOP will host
its Annual Economic Forecast
Breakfast Jan. 13.
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Scannell purchased the 31.73-
acre site from Colline Inc., for
$2.63 million, according to John
Winslow of Winslow Property
Consultants. Winslow was not
involved in the transaction.
Frederick Regnery, a principal
in Colliers International’s Logis-
tics and Transportation Solu-
tions group, represented KeHE
Distributors in the transactions.
Regnery said KeHE conducted
a multistate selection process to
identify sites for the new facili-
ties, which will accommodate
both new and existing custom-
ers.
“The fact that KeHE chose
Aurora for its new distribu-
tion facility speaks to the qual-
ity development our city has
become known for,” said Wendy
Mitchell, president and CEO of
the Aurora Economic Develop-
ment Council. “Creating more
than 180 jobs in our community
keeps Aurora at the forefront of
attracting industrial projects and
continues to growour economy.”
The building is slated for com-
pletion in July.
Scannell Properties, in partner-
ship with Brookwood Capital,
also is developing a 290,000-sf
speculative warehouse/distribu-
tion facility at Smith Road and
Scranton Street in Aurora. The
Indianapolis-based company,
which has a regional office in
Denver, has developed several
Colorado projects, including the
LEED Gold-certified Citizenship
and Immigration Services Den-
ver District Office in Centennial,
FedEx warehouse/distribution
facility in Pueblo and others.
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EDC. “If we want to see con-
tinued economic growth in our
state, we need to ask ourselves
‘Is average OK for Colorado?’”
Although Colorado continues
to garner national attention as
one of the country’s most desir-
able places to live – especially
among millennials – housing is
becoming increasingly unafford-
able, notes the study. The report
recommends that the state find
more avenues to provide afford-
able rental housing and path-
ways to first-time residential
ownership in order to continue
attracting millennial workers, a
demographic vital to the future
workforce.
Both the executive summary
and full report can be viewed
online.
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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 Brownfields Partnership
Colorado Hotel & Lodging Association
Colorado Society of CPAs
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 – The Commercial Real Estate
Development Association
Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado
Rocky Mountain Masonry Institute
Rocky Mountain Shopping Center Association
Society for Marketing Professional Services
Society of Industrial & Office Realtors
Southern Colorado Commercial Brokers
Urban Land Institute
U.S. Green Building Council, Colorado Chapter
WiD – Women in Design
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