SubscribeThe Denver commercial real estate market continued to improve in the third quarter, according to a Market Trends report by commercial real estate firm Newmark Knight Frank Frederick Ross (NKFFR).
The report is summarized in this article from the Denver Business Journal. As the article points out, all three submarkets (office, retail, and industrial) showed a year-to-date positive absorption, while two of the three had a slight decrease in year-over-year vacancy rates.
“Even in the face of all the economic uncertainty nationally as well as globally, we are seeing no signs that the momentum we have built in Denver over the past six quarters is slowing, let alone reversing,” Kevin McCabe, executive vice president, said in the report.
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