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Denver Office Rent Trends: What to Expect in 2026

Denver office rent trends in 2026 reveal a deeply bifurcated market: Class A assets in Cherry Creek and RiNo are poised for modest rent growth of 3–5%, while Class B/C properties in the CBD and suburban submarkets face continued pressure. Metro-wide vacancy of 26.3% has not suppressed asking rents due to a strong flight-to-quality dynamic, but effective rents remain 15–25% below asking after concessions. Tenants willing to commit to 5+ year terms hold significant leverage in most submarkets outside of Cherry Creek.

Best Denver Industrial Submarkets for Investment

Best Denver Industrial Submarkets for Investment

Denver industrial submarkets for investment each offer distinct risk-return profiles — from the tight 5-6% vacancy of Central Denver to the value-add opportunity of the DIA corridor. This analysis ranks all six major submarkets by fundamentals, growth potential, and investor fit to help you match your capital to the right market.

Denver Warehouse Space Lease Rates 2026

Denver Warehouse Space Lease Rates 2026

Denver warehouse lease rates have stabilized in 2026, averaging $12.32/SF NNN across the metro, with significant variation by submarket and building class. This guide breaks down current rates across Central Denver, DIA, the I-70 Corridor, Boulder, and Northern Colorado, along with NNN vs. gross lease structures. Tenants will also find practical negotiation strategies for securing free rent, TI allowances, and favorable escalation caps in today’s more balanced market.

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Economic Update – September 25, 2025

Economic Update – September 25, 2025

1. FED INTEREST RATE DECISION • The Federal Reserve cut the benchmark Federal Funds rate by 25 basis points at its September meeting, with just one official dissenting in favor of a larger, 50-basis-point cut. • The Fed’s latest Summary of Economic Projections —...

Economic Update – September 11, 2025

Economic Update – September 11, 2025

1. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX • According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the consumer price index rose 0.4% month-over-month and 2.9% year-over-year in August, roughly in line with market estimates. • While both the monthly and annual CPI rates were higher than in July,...

Economic Update – August 28, 2025

Economic Update – August 28, 2025

1. FED MINUTES AND JACKSON HOLE SPEECH • Last week saw the release of the Fed’s July meeting minutes and Jerome Powell’s highly anticipated speech at Jackson Hole. • The July minutes showed that a large majority of officials supported keeping rates unchanged, with two...

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