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Denver Office Leasing Guide for Tenants

Denver Office Leasing Guide for Tenants

Denver’s 2026 office leasing guide for tenants covers the strongest tenant market in the city’s history, with 26.3% metro vacancy giving businesses unprecedented leverage. Tenants can negotiate 12–18 months of free rent, TI allowances of $60–80/SF, and effective rents 15–25% below asking across most submarkets. The guide includes a submarket-by-submarket comparison, a 7-phase leasing timeline, direct vs. sublease analysis, and a full breakdown of total occupancy costs.

East I-70 Corridor Industrial: Denver’s Hottest Submarket

East I-70 Corridor Industrial: Denver’s Hottest Submarket

The East I-70 Corridor is Denver’s most important industrial and logistics submarket, home to Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and national retailers. This analysis covers submarket data, major tenant activity, current vacancy challenges, and investment considerations for 2026.

Is Denver Office a Good Investment Now?

Is Denver Office a Good Investment Now?

Denver office investment in 2026 presents selective opportunities for disciplined buyers, with distressed assets trading at 50–70% discounts to replacement cost and cap rates expanding to 8.4–9.0% across asset classes. Q1 2025 saw $416M in Denver office sales — a 1,366% year-over-year surge — signaling renewed investor confidence despite a 26.3% market-wide vacancy rate. SVN Denver advises surgical asset selection, strong capitalization, and realistic underwriting as the keys to success in this high-risk, high-opportunity market.

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Economic Update – July 12, 2025

Economic Update – July 12, 2025

1. FACTORY ACTIVITY EXPANSION US factory activity experienced its sharpest expansion in over three years during June, according to indicators from S&P Global and the US Census Bureau. According to the Census Bureau, new orders for manufactured goods increased by...

Economic Update – June 12, 2025

Economic Update – June 12, 2025

1. CPI INFLATION According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.1% month-over-month and 2.4% year-over-year in May, below expectations. The readings suggest that disinflationary momentum persists despite concerns about the...

Economic Update – May 15, 2025

Economic Update – May 15, 2025

1. FED INTEREST RATE DECISION The Federal Reserve’s FOMC held rates unchanged at 4.25%-4.50% during its May policy meeting, aligning with market expectations leading up to the decision. While markets and experts largely expected the FOMC to keep rates steady in May,...

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