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Architecture, City Living, Construction Updates

Justin April 18, 2018 at 12:20 am 0

Sagebrush Companies, a firm specializing in real estate investments and development, has announced that construction is underway on 29ZEN, a luxury townhome development in Denver’s Highlands neighborhood. The property is located at West 29^th Avenue and Zenobia Street and will include 14 residences, with prices starting at $649,999.

“We have had the pleasure of delivering quality residential developments to people living and working in Denver’s urban core, and 29ZEN will be another development that meets our company’s very high standards,” said Robert “Jake” Jacobsen, CEO and founder of Sagebrush Companies. “We take a great deal of pride in identifying unique real estate opportunities that will bring success to our partners and most importantly, the communities we intend to serve with our projects. 29 ZEN will accomplish all those things.”

29ZEN will feature two and three-bedroom units, with an average square footage of 2,000 square feet. Rooftop decks with views of the Denver skyline, and walkout basements are available with select townhomes. All of the townhomes provide a selection of high end finishes.

The architect for 29ZEN is Sanzpont Architechre (http://www.sanzpont.com) partnered with local engineering team S-Arch, the general contractor is K2 and the brokerage firm is MileHi Modern.

Renderings courtesy Sagebrush Companies.

Also be sure to take a look at my photography website where you will find stunning photos of Denver. Architectural and real estate photography services are available at Justin Martin Photography: http://justinmartinphotography.com/

Project Announcements

Apartment project coming to 16th and Sheridan

Justin March 4, 2018 at 10:13 pm 0

Rendering courtesy Sagebrush Companies.

Sagebrush Companies, has announced their newest multifamily development: Lakewood Heights at Sloans Lake, a 200-unit apartment property located at 16^th and Sheridan Boulevard, at the corners of Edgewater, Denver and Lakewood.

“We have an outstanding team that includes longtime Denver real estate visionary Dan Ezra of DAE, the talent of Parik Stephens Architects and Shaw Construction, all dedicated to delivering a high-quality development to this emerging part of Lakewood,” said Robert “Jake” Jacobsen, CEO and founder of Sagebrush Companies. “We take a great deal of pride in identifying unique real estate opportunities that will bring success to our partners and most importantly, the communities we intend to serve with our projects. Lakewood Heights at Sloans Lake will accomplish all those things.”

Construction of Lakewood Heights at Sloans Lake is scheduled to begin in June of this year. It will feature studios and one and two-bedroom units. Some of the amenities are 24-hour workout on demand, a rooftop terrace with views of the Denver skyline, and an infinity pool.

Construction Updates, Project Announcements

Five-story condo building coming to LoHi

Justin January 28, 2018 at 8:24 pm 0

Renderings courtesy Porch Light Real Estate Group.

Elevation Capital Partners (“ECP”) announced plans to build Ivy—a new 26-unit condo building in the LoHi neighborhood of Denver at 1908 W 33rd Ave. Units are projected to be priced from the low $300,000s to $750,000s.

“When this opportunity presented itself, we knew we wanted to create something unique,” said Bryan Fitzgerald, Principal of ECP. “But we also wanted to create something that would enhance the neighborhood, be built to last and something we could be proud of for decades to come. We purposefully partnered with Craine Architecture and Hyder Construction to fulfill that mission. Craine’s timeless aesthetic is evident in the design; and on this scale no one in town has more for-sale condo experience than Hyder. We’ve got a really great team assembled.”

The five-story building will have parking on grade level and four levels of residential units above. Ivy residences will consist of a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom units as well as four penthouse condos with views in all directions. Ceiling heights will be between nine and ten feet.

PorchLight Real Estate Group is marketing the project which is expected to break ground in May of 2018 and is slated to be complete in the second quarter of 2019.

Denver Photographs

Downtown Denver Photos

Justin January 22, 2018 at 1:49 am 2

The last few weeks I have had a chance to sneak out and capture photos of Downtown Denver and the Denver Skyline. Take a look at the below photos and I hope you enjoy reviewing my recent photos of Denver. Some of you may have heard of Kim Allen, he is a Denver-based photographer and is known for his unique photos of Denver during the 1980s. He focused his attention on capturing the vacant and deteriorating buildings of Lower Downtown Denver before the LoDo renaissance of the 1990s. To learn more about Mr. Allen and his photos, I invite you to take a look the interview I posted where he answered questions about his thoughts on Denver and his photographs: The man behind the Denver Photo Archives Long story short, Mr Allen and I have stayed in touch. Recently we met up to take some photos. Below are a couple photos I took that day.

**All of my images are copyrighted. Do not reproduce or alter images without my permission. Next are a couple photos I captured on the north side of Denver looking south towards Downtown Denver as a cold front was moving across the Front Range.

A couple weeks back I went for an extensive urban hike with my camera in the Mile High City; here are the results.

1144 Fifteenth Street (the building in the middle of the below photo) is a nice addition the Denver skyline.

Looking down Arapahoe Street towards the Daniels & Fisher Tower.

An RTD bus on the 16th Street Mall passes by.

An alley in Downtown Denver.

Another photo of the Daniels & Fisher Tower.

17th Street looking towards Denver Union Station.

Looking down 16th Street towards the Colorado State Capital Building.

The light rail station near Union Station.

The steps that lead up to The Millennium Bridge.

The Wazee Supper Club will be closing soon, so I made sure to snap a photo before it is gone for good. I ended up here several times after attending Denver Nuggets games.

And finally here are a few photos from the other day when the most recent snow storm was blowing in. Looking down 17th Street towards Union Station and Downtown Denver.

A photo of the traffic on I-25. No one seems to call it "the valley highway" much anymore.

The Platte River in Denver looking towards Mile High Stadium home of the Denver Broncos.

The Speer Bridge above the Platte River.

Another one of the Speer bridge with the Confluence apartment tower next to it.

The Denver Skyline as the snow from a recent storm began to fall.

Thank you for taking a look at my photos of Downtown Denver. If you have any questions about my photography, I invite you to take a look at my architectural photography website: justinmartinphotography.com .

Project Announcements

Platte Fifteen to be complete in 2019

Justin January 3, 2018 at 8:08 pm 0

Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. (HFF) announces construction financing for Platte Fifteen, a 152,000-square-foot spec office and retail development in Denver, Colorado.

The HFF team worked on behalf of the borrower, Lionstone Investments, a data-analytics driven real estate investment firm, and Crescent Real Estate LLC to secure the four-year construction loan through PCCP, LLC.

Due for completion in August 2019, Platte Fifteen will feature 136,000 square feet of office, 16,000 square feet of ground floor retail, a 38-stall surface level parking garage and a 198-stall subterranean parking garage. The five-story, Class A property will have typical floor plates ranging from 32,000 to 35,000 square feet and will offer tenants a rooftop deck with views of downtown and the Front Range. Platte 15 is located at 2373 15^th Street on the corner of Platte and 15^th just minutes from downtown’s Union Station, Central Platte Valley, LoDo, the Pepsi Center, Coors Field and Interstate 25, Denver’s main north-south arterial.

The HFF debt placement team representing the borrower included managing director Colby Mueck, senior director Jim Curtin and director Leon McBroom.

Rendering courtesy HFF.

Justin

Renderings courtesy Porch Light Real Estate Group.

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