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Page 24 - July 17-August 6, 2024 www.crej.com 3615–3625 W. Bowles Ave. Littleton, CO 80123 1,072 – 1,500 SF Available Peter Kapuranis ext. 103 Columbine Valley Shopping Center Retail Space for Lease 9106 W. 6th Ave. Lakewood, CO 2,519 SF Available Matt Landes ext. 101 Meadowlark Hills Union Exchange Building 8933 E Union Avenue Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Executive Suites Available $400.00/month Peter Kapuranis ext. 103 Westlake Plaza 1479 W. Eisenhower Blvd Loveland, CO 80538 1,800 - 2,181 SF Available Anchored by Safeway Matt Landes ext. 101 Alameda Square 12790 – 12792 W. Alameda Parkway 1,200 – 2,500 SF Available Below Market Rents Peter Kapuranis ext. 103 J & B Building Company Call 303.741.6343 ext. 100 or visit our website: www.jandbbuilding.com The Bakken Building Flex Industrial Space For Lease 6333 S Racine Circle, Centennial, CO 3,500 – 15,000 SF Available $18.00/psf NNN Peter Kapuranis ext. 103 Retail by Avalon Jacka DENVER – A Swedish quick service restaurant concept has signed its first U.S. lease for a space across from Union Station. Eggs Included, otherwise known as Eggs Inc., leased the 1,380-square-foot space at 1750 Wewatta St. Peter Pavlakis and Michael Pavlakis of Legend Partners represented Eggs Inc. in the lease transaction, while Lily Armstrong with JLL repre- sented the landlord, Ascentris - 219 LLC. The restaurant focuses on quick, flavorful and protein- packed meals centered around eggs, with its menu including egg-based pizza, egg bites, sand- wiches, Benedicts and more. Founded in Stockholm in 2019, Eggs Inc. was created by Swedish entrepreneurs Glenn and Elisabet Eriksson and is backed by chef Troy Guard of TAG Restaurant Group and for- mer Colorado Avalanche player Peter Forsberg. Forsberg, an investor in the brand from its inception, introduced the Eriks- sons to his Denver business net- work, which led the Erikssons to TAG. “The main reason for us choos- ing Denver is our partnership with TAG Restaurant Group, which has grown several strong and successful brands in Denver for many years, giving us an advantage in our rollout; they know the market very well,” a statement from the Erikssons said. “When spending lots of time in Denver during the last 12 months, we really felt all boxes checked for us, with our partner, the city itself and with other locals we met and interacted with. Denver is a vibrant city, and we are excited to get going with our first store!” Eggs Inc. also aims for sus- tainability in its sourcing and preparation. The restaurant uses locally sourced eggs and other ingredients. Eggs Inc. utilizes proprietary equipment that uses less energy than most quick ser- vice concepts while emitting less greenhouse gas emissions com- pared to beef. The restaurant will be locat- ed on the ground floor of The Coloradan, a 19-story mixed-use project adjacent to Union Sta- tion. Zebra Global is serving as architect for the restaurant’s build-out. The building is being developed by The Coloradan Development Co. LLC, which is affiliated with East West Partners Inc. and Slifer Smith & Framp- ton – Denver Inc. The project includes 22,000 sf of ground- floor retail and 334 residential units, according to the project website. “Union Station is at the heart of downtown Denver's vibrant activity, making it the ideal place to plant our first U.S. loca- tion and welcome guests,” said Guard. “We love the density of the local residential area, busi- nesses and the steady flow of foot traffic, including visitors coming through the area for the first time. We aim to expand thoughtfully and strategically throughout Denver and its sur- rounding communities. But above all, I'm thrilled, honored and humbled to be able to bring this exciting and fresh new con- cept to Denver, Colorado.” Other News n GRAND JUNCTION – A newly constructed, freestanding retail building sold for $5.05 mil- lion. The 7,384-square-foot building at 702 Horizon Drive will be home to a Starbucks franchise. The seller, Horizon SBX Cache LLC, was represented by Sid Squirrell of GJ Commercial. The buyer, The Ralph and Marsha Perkins Jr. Living Trust, was represented by David Marulli and Nick Nickerson of Trevey Commercial Real Estate. Land Title Guarantee Co. helped to expedite and execute the invest- ment transaction. n DENVER – A 5,060-sf retail property in the Westwood neighborhood sold for $1.2 mil- lion in June. Peter Sengelmann of Pin- nacle Real Estate Advisors LLC represented the sellers, who are listed as Gisela and Leopoldine Deffert on Denver County pub- lic records. The buyer entity was undisclosed. The property had been in the Deffert family since the 1960s, Sengelmann said. The “uniquely motivated buyer” will occupy the property with its business, according to Sengelmann. n METRO DENVER – Axio Commercial Real Estate bro- kered two retail leases in the Denver metro area. CTRestaurant LLC, doing business as Champagne Tiger, signed a lease for 3,684 sf at 601 E. Colfax Ave. in Denver, the for- mer Tom’s Diner building. The French American restaurant is expected to open this fall, accord- ing to its web- site. Brian Frank of Axio repre- sented the ten- ant. Ken Him- mel and Shawn Peel of DHLB represented the landlord. The building is owned by landlord Bottlestyx LLC. Banh Mi & U LLC leased 1,652 sf at Southgate Shopping Cen- ter at 6854 S. Yosemite St. in Centennial. David Schnei- der of Axio r e p r e s e n t e d the landlord, A r a p a h o e RHSW LLC. Lexie Rhodes of Panorama Commercial Group represented the tenant. n LITTLETON – A wireless provider’s no-contract concept is set to open in the Belleview Connection retail center. Total by Verizon leased 1,300 sf in the shopping center owned by ACD at 2745 W. Belleview Ave. The space is expected to open early next year. Total by Verizon stores offer the latest mobile devices, no-contract plans, network options and in- person customer service solu- tions to local communities. The Total by Verizon franchi- see was represented by Greg Nevins with Zall Co. Mike DePalma of Crosbie Real Estate Group is the exclusive listing Swedish quick service brand signs lease at The Coloradan Brian Frank David Schneider Please see Verizon, Page 55