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COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
— May 4-May 17, 2016
Boulder County & U.S. 36 Corridor
by Jill Jamieson-Nichols
A software company found-
ed in the Colorado Technology
Center in Louisville will move to
its own facility there next year.
Etkin Johnson Real Estate
Partners will develop a
17,940-square-foot build-to-suit
for Accurence, which develops
inspection software for home-
owner insurance claims. The
building will be located on 2.38
acres at 305 S. Arthur Ave.
“We are very pleased to be
developing a build-to-suit facil-
ity for this growing company,”
said Ryan Good, Etkin John-
son executive vice president
and partner. “We’re excited
for the opportunity to deliver
Accurence a modern building
that meets their specific needs
and seamlessly reflects their cul-
ture and brand.
Accurence, which currently
occupies space at CirclePoint
Corporate Center in Westmin-
ster, will relocate when the
building is completed in mid-
February 2017.
“This project is a significant
step for Accurence and comes
at a time when the company is
seeing its fastest growth,” said
Accurence President Jake Lab-
rie.
Accurence develops and
maintains mobile and desktop
roofing software applications
for insurance carriers and roof-
ing contractors nationwide.
The new facility will serve as
its sole operations center, hous-
ing 59 employees with room for
growth the company anticipates
in coming years.
“The new facility will have
a great impact on the team
and company. There is already
excitement internally, and being
able to define the space and
incorporate company cultural
elements is a great opportunity.
We think this will help us attract
great talent – a priority for any
software company in today’s
market,” Labrie said.
The building will contain an
open office area, modern pre-
sentation conference room, pri-
vate huddle rooms and approxi-
mately 1,500 sf of warehouse
space. There will be a spacious
kitchen with two glass roll-up
doors that will open to one of
the office’s two outdoor patios,
capitalizing on views of the Flat-
irons.
“Accurence was founded in
the Colorado Technology Cen-
ter. Moving back after six years
to build a facility in the busi-
ness park just seems right,” said
Labrie. “The early team really
enjoyed the Coal Creek Trail,
Old Town Louisville, Lafayette
and the mountain views. The
growth in the park and sur-
rounding areas have only made
the location better.”
Dean Callan & Co. Senior
Associate Hunter Barto repre-
sented Accurence in the transac-
tion.
“The high-quality, single-
story flex product that Etkin
Johnson had been delivering to
the CTC was very appealing to
Accurence,” said Barto. “This
particular site was a perfect fit
in terms of what it could accom-
modate. This will really be a
signature building and a great
way to mark Accurence’s return
to the CTC.”
Elizabeth Cox, Etkin John-
son construction manager, is
overseeing construction of the
building. Ware Malcomb is the
architect.
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Accurence will occupy a build-to-suit at the Colorado Tech Center that’s scheduled to be completed in
February 2017.
by Jill Jamieson-Nichols
Aglobal biomedical company
reportedly has leased 104,000
square feet of office space at
TenWest at Westmoor Technol-
ogy Park inWestminster.
Reports say Zimmer Biomet
leased space at Building 6, locat-
ed at 10225 Westmoor Drive.
Neither the company nor bro-
kers involved in the deal would
comment on the transaction.
Warsaw, Indiana-based Zim-
mer Biomet is a global company
that, along with its subsidiar-
ies, designs, manufactures and
markets surgical and nonsurgi-
cal products used by orthope-
dic surgeons and other muscu-
loskeletal medical specialists,
according to its website. Biomet
Spine, which is focused on prod-
ucts for spine surgeries, cur-
rently is located in Interlocken
Advanced Technology Environ-
ment in Broomfield.
Frank Kelley and Blake Harris
of CBRE Inc. are the leasing bro-
kers for the Westmoor building.
Todd Wheeler, Steve Billigmeier
and Rob Bain of Cushman &
Wakefield represented the ten-
ant.
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