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RiNo Office Market: Denver’s Emerging Creative Hub
The RiNo office market has transformed Denver’s River North Art District from a former industrial corridor into a top destination for creative and technology tenants. With adaptive reuse buildings, mixed-use integration, and strong transit access via the 38th and Blake RTD station, RiNo offers a workspace character that traditional submarkets cannot replicate. SVN Denver Commercial tracks this emerging submarket for investors and tenants evaluating office opportunities in Denver.
E-Commerce Impact on Denver Industrial Demand
E-commerce has become the dominant force shaping Denver’s industrial real estate market, driving unprecedented demand for fulfillment centers, last-mile distribution hubs, and cold storage facilities. Denver’s central location, airport access, and highway infrastructure make it a prime beneficiary of e-commerce growth in the western United States. This page examines how online retail is reshaping e-commerce Denver industrial demand and what it means for investors and tenants in today’s market.
Cherry Creek Office Market: Denver’s Premium Submarket
The Cherry Creek office market is Denver’s most resilient and prestigious submarket, offering Class A rents of $42–55 per square foot and a walkable, amenity-rich environment that continues to attract professional services firms fleeing downtown vacancy. With just 3–4 million square feet of inventory and essentially no room for new supply, Cherry Creek’s scarcity supports premium rents and tenant retention well above the metro average. Investors and tenants alike will find SVN Denver’s 2026 analysis an essential guide to understanding what makes this submarket stand apart.
SVN Research & Reports
Economic Update – March 27, 2025
1. CONSUMER CONFIDENCE US Consumer Confidence dipped sharply in March, according to the Conference Board’s latest numbers. The index fell 7.2 points to 92.9, its fourth consecutive monthly decline and lowest reading since January 2021. The reading fell short of...
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...
Northern Colorado Talking Points
August 2023 Talking Points: NoCO CRE Driven by Medical, Governmental, AND Industrial Deals in August 2023
NoCO Rent Growth on Lower End of 10 Year Averages as Office Demand is not Strong Enough to Drive IncreasesNoCO Construction Starts virtually at Stand-Still in NoCO compared to 10 year Averages, as Developers stay CautiousContact our advisors to see how they can help...
July 2023 Talking Points: Novel Strategies Evident in Major NoCO CRE Trades in July
NoCO Market Rent Growth is Slowing to a 10 Year Low Outside of the Pandemic Era NoCO CRE Sales Prices have Tempered this Year as Sales Volume has Been Far Below Typical Volume for the Last 10 YearsContact our advisors to see how they can help you with your property...
June 2023 Talking Points: How an ‘Old-Times Deal’ in the NoCOCRE Market Still Gets Done in Multi-Family
NoCO rent growth slowingNoCO market cap rates rising, but still within mid-point of last 10 yearsContact our advisors to see how they can help you with your property Outside of one multi-family deal that felt like “old times”, June #NoCOCRE sales were across a variety...