The Denver office of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank (NGKF) announced that Denver-based cracker manufacturer, 34 Degrees has leased 5,040 square feet of space at 2825 Larimer Street in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood. The lease is in a 10,775 square foot building managed by Larimer Investments, LLC.

“We needed more space to accommodate our business growth as well as be an extension of our brand and culture,” said Craig Lieberman, president and founder of 34 Degrees. “We love the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of RiNo’s resurgence and all of us feed off the energy of the business owners and local patrons. “

NGKF’s Andrew Blaustein and Matt Davidson represented the tenant in the transaction.

Craig Lieberman President & Founder with Jennifer Margoles Executive VP of 34 Degrees stand in front of newly leased property. Photo Courtesy NGKF.

“34 Degrees cultivated its business in RiNo’s Taxi project, and wanted many of its advantages worked into its new headquarters,” stated Blaustein. “Our team scouted this core and shell warehouse with 16 foot ceilings and large store front windows and immediately saw its potential for 34 Degrees.”

Founded by Craig Lieberman, 34 Degrees began focusing on the production of its all-natural crisps in 2008. The company is named after the latitude of Sydney, Australia where Lieberman attended graduate school. 

Intersection of 28th and Larimer looking towards downtown Denver. DUR