The Effects of Coronavirus on Denver Commercial Real Estate Commercial real estate in Denver will never be the same after the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic has slowed down construction, changed the way we work, with most office workers now working remotely, and changed the way we shop, with online orders dominating the retail industry. The …
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Townhomes in Mixed-Use Developments HM Capital designs and builds high-quality townhome rentals to provide tenants luxury living spaces without the upfront cost needed to purchase a home. When higher end renters are looking for a place to hang their hat, we feel location, privacy, and amenities are the top three factors they value the most. …
The Rise of Denver Construction Costs and Its Impacts The continued rise in Denver construction costs has made ongoing real estate projects more expensive, impacting developers and their profitability. Housing prices have recently become stagnant pinching more and more real estate developers whose estimated their projects based on increasing home values. Development deals that are in …
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3 Hotspots for Denver Infill Development As a Denver infill real estate developer, we keep a close eye on the neighborhoods that we believe are great candidates for infill real estate development. We have projects currently under construction in a couple of these neighborhoods and are actively pursuing projects in others. We encourage anyone interested …
Previous Next Park Hill Commons HM Capital purchased a number of lots in the Park Hill neighborhood of Denver along an underutilized commercial corridor in a primarily residential neighborhood to redevelop into a live, work, play community called Park Hill Commons. This $30 million project, currently under construction, will bring Class A commercial office space, …
Previous Next Block Forty45 HM Capital purchased a sizeable lot in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Denver to redevelop into a live, work, play community. This $35 million adaptive reuse project brought Class A commercial office space and high end residential rental units to the area. Block Forty45 is a great example of a Denver infill …
