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May 15-June 4, 2024 - Page 33 www.crej.com L O C A L S P E C I A L I S T S I N M A R K E T S T H R O U G H O U T C O L O R A D O R E P R E S E N T I N G A R E A S I n v e s t m e n t s C o n s u l t i n g R M C R E . O R G I N F O @ R M C R E . O R G 7 1 9 - 4 4 0 - 9 7 0 1 , D A V I D P O R T E R C O N T A C T U S L e a s i n g M a n a g e m e n t Aspen Breckenridge Frisco/Silverthorne Glenwood Springs Carbondale Salida Steamboat Springs Denver Colorado Springs SERVICES If you’re looking for assistance with commercial real estate throughout Colorado, you should be working with one of our market specialists. S a l e s D e v e l o p m e n t W E S T E R N S L O P E F R O N T R A N G E Gunnison Durango Alamosa Delta County Montrose Telluride Grand Junction was unrepresented. The Class B building was built in 1900 and renovated in 2016, according to a LoopNet listing. The two-story property features three parking spots, signage and air conditioning, the listing said. n DACONO – A 2,013-sf retail property and liquor store busi- ness traded hands for $1.1 mil- lion. Levi Saxen and Corey Sand- berg of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors LLC facilitated the sale of 901 Carbondale Drive on behalf of the undisclosed buyer and seller. “We were honored to facilitate the sale of this successful liquor business and property for the sell- er,” Saxen said. “We were able to create a highly competitive mul- tiple offer environment, which allowed for a seamless transac- tion and terms that worked well for all parties. The buyers will be stepping into a thriving business, and the seller is able to move into their well-earned retirement years.” n PARKER – Senderos Creek Retail Center, located at 17124 Mainstreet, is fully leased follow- ing three long-term lease transac- tions. Ben Davis Insurance Agency was the final tenant to sign a lease for 1,220 sf in Suite 103 in April. J Salon signed its lease for 2,935 sf in Suites 101 and 102 in October, and Legends Coffee was the first tenant to sign on at the retail center, leasing 1,696 sf in Suite 104 in July, according to previ- ous reporting. All three spaces are expected to be open for business by fall. Trevey Commercial Real Estate’s David Marulli and Nick Beach represented the landlord, Lemon Gulch Investment Trust LLC, in each of the lease transac- tions. Ben Davis Insurance did not have a broker in its direct lease deal with the landlord. According to previous reporting, Patrick McGlinchy and Justin Gregory of SRS Real Estate Partners represented J Salon, and Jason Ruscio of Avant Group represented Legends Coffee. The prime retail space is located at the highly trafficked southwest corner of Mainstreet and Jordan Road in the growing Parker market, a statement from Trevey Commercial said. Each space is delivered in gray shell con- dition with one ADA restroom and individual suite HVAC unit, according to a leasing brochure. The building offers a 4.5:1,000 sf parking ratio and is adjacent to the new Senderos Creek town- home community. n BOULDER – A Japan-based shoe store has leased space near Pearl Street for its first U.S. loca- tion. Stride Lab leased 770 sf at Siena Square, located at 2060 Broadway, from landlord Twen- ty-Sixty Broadway Partners LLLP. Stride Lab expects to open the space in June. The Class A mixed-use property is a block north of Pearl Street and is walk- able from numerous other stores and restaurants. “Opening our first Stride Lab in the U.S. and introducing a natu- ral footwear store in Boulder is a real milestone and just the start of our U.S. expansion,” said Stride Labs CEO and co-founder C edric Scotto. Molly Bayer of CBRE repre- sented the tenant in the lease, and Geoffrey Keys of Keys Com- mercial Real Estate is the listing agent for Siena Square. “I’m so pleased to welcome Stride Lab to the U.S. by finding them a space in Siena Square, the perfect location to help their business grow overseas,” Bayer said. s Sante Fe Continued from Page 20 hungry for some services in the immediate area.” The 15,000-sf building will be situated parallel to Harmony Road and is expected to deliv- er by September. The 30,000-sf building, which is expected to deliver by the end of the year, will be perpendicular to that. Dohn Construction, general contractor for Riverbend Urban Village, broke ground on the project in fourth-quarter 2023. R4 Architects and TB Group are serving as the architect and landscape architect, respec- tively. Ridgetop Engineering & Surveying is providing engi- neering services. Space at the development will be available for condo sales and leases or build-to-suit space. CBRE’s Jon Rue and Melissa Moran are leading leasing efforts at Riverbend Urban Vil- lage. Schuman said they are currently in discussions with several users, but no leases have officially been signed. Schuman Cos. is working through density studies for the 8-acre balance of the property. While specifics for future phas- es are not set, Schuman expects the final product to be comple- mentary to Phase 1. The com- pleted development is expected to total more than 230,000 sf, according to Timnath’s website. Schuman expects construction costs for the project to total $30 million. s Schuman Continued from Page 22