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Denver Industrial Construction Pipeline Update 2026 | SVN Denver
Denver’s industrial construction pipeline has dropped to its lowest level since 2015, driven by elevated vacancy, high construction costs, and tighter financing. With national construction down 63% from its 2022 peak and speculative starts stalled, the supply constraint is reshaping Denver’s industrial market outlook for 2026 and beyond. SVN Denver Commercial breaks down current metrics, the factors slowing development, and what the pipeline decline means for investors and tenants.
Denver Industrial Cap Rates: Current Benchmarks
Denver industrial cap rates have stabilized in 2026 following expansion of 75–150 basis points from 2021–2022 lows, with quality assets trading at 5.50–6.50% and secondary product at 7.00–8.00% or wider. This page breaks down current cap rate benchmarks by Denver submarket, building type, tenant credit profile, and risk factor. SVN Denver Commercial provides investors with actionable guidance on pricing and return expectations for Denver industrial acquisitions.
Class A vs Class B Office in Denver: Investment Comparison
Denver’s office market presents investors with a clear choice between Class A stability and Class B higher yields. This analysis compares vacancy rates, cap rates, leasing trends, and strategic fit for core, value-add, and opportunistic investors. The flight to quality has dramatically widened the performance gap between property tiers, making a side-by-side comparison essential for informed decision-making.
SVN Research & Reports
Economic Update – March 13, 2025
1. CPI INFLATION The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.2% in February and 2.8% year-over-year, cooling more than expected and potentially providing some relief to markets and policymakers on guard about price pressures. Core-CPI, which removes the more volatile food...
Economic Update – February 13, 2025
1. CPI INFLATION Consumer prices rose 0.5% from December and 3.0% year-over-year, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The typically more volatile food and energy prices were key contributors to the increase, but core prices, which remove...
Economic Update – January 30, 2025
1. INTEREST RATE DECISION The Federal Reserve held rates unchanged at 4.25-4.50% at its January meeting, on par with market expectations. Solid labor market performance and somewhat elevated inflation kept officials neutral as they continued to assess the impact of...
Northern Colorado Talking Points
January 2023 Talking Points: A Month of Small Deals for NoCO CRE
Office sales volume drops quarter to quarter in the NoCO region.2022 was the highest Multifamily sales volume in NoCO region over the last 10 years.Contact our advisors to see how they can help you with your property January was still showing the hangover from the...
December 2022 Talking Points: The NoCO CRE Year Ends Much Like it Played Out all Year
$1 million was the sweet spot for December Sales, as private parties remained active and national investors took an early holiday in NoCOThe typical cap rate transaction last year in our region was between 6 to 7%. Institutional-grade properties sold in a lower...
November 2022 Talking Points: November CRE Sales Hit Slow Gear in NoCO
Retail Rent Growth Strong in NoCO Industrial Rent Growth Continues 10 year Rise in NoCOContact our advisors to see how they can help you with your property The tri-county (Boulder, Larimer & Weld counties) “NoCOCRE market had the slowest month in a long time in...