50 FIFTY is a Class AAA, 12-story office tower with beautiful lines and dazzling features. It’s a visually stunning mix of inspired, award-winning design coupled with the finest building materials providing a 360-degree view of the city and mountains. With lightwells delivering light throughout the entire building, 50 FIFTY sets the new standard of ecologically conscious architecture. Forward thinking went into the landscaping that envelops the building with regional, drought tolerant fauna to provide year-round color and visual interest. This Denver South office space boasts open-air courtyards that are perfect for formal gatherings, social events or outdoor meetings.

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Belleview Station is a mixed-use, transit-oriented development adjacent to RTD’s eponymous light rail station. With a focus on sustainability and accessibility, Belleview Station hopes to set a precedent for the future of the metro area and as the gateway to the Denver South region and the Denver Tech Center. Western Union, Newmont Mining, and Vectra Bank are early anchors in the development.

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Dove Valley is a master-planned industrial, flex, and office business park located within unincorporated Arapahoe County, home to a wide range of businesses and facilities. The area plays host to the headquarters of DIGICOMM, Mikron, Centennial Airport and its many aviation businesses, and the UCHealth Training Facility utilized by the Denver Broncos. Dove Valley continues to have a massive appeal for new and established companies of diverse origins and goals to conduct business in the region.

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With over 138,000 square feet and an Energy Star Label award, East Village is a redeveloped, Class A, office location in the City of Greenwood Village. Located within a seven-minute walk from the Arapahoe at Village Center Station light rail platform, East Village is the epitome of urban sophistication within a suburban context. The property is an ideal location for a headquarters operation.

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Located on E-470 and Peoria Street, Highfield is a Denver South industrial hub on the northern edge of unincorporated Douglas County. Spanning over 100 acres, Highfield is uniquely positioned with Class-A shallow-bay buildings that are prime locations for technology, assembly and distribution, laboratories, and high-intensity office users.

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A 42-acre development in the city of Centennial, the Jones District is a dynamic, mixed-use community named after cable pioneer Glenn Jones. With a focus on walkability, active streets, and public plazas; the goal of the Jones District is to create a live, work, and play district served by light-rail that can rival other well received urban-style developments in the Denver South area.

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A multi-phase, mixed-use location in the City of Lone Tree, the focus on transit-oriented development has made this piece of Denver South real estate a prime location in the region. 26 acres are available for development which makes the growth possibilities in the future prominent for this ideally suited piece of land.

RidgeGate is a massive development in the City of Lone Tree. With an immense amount of land zoned for urban villages, corporate campuses, as well as a new City Center, this is by the far the largest new development Denver South has to offer. Running parallel with three light rail stations, this RidgeGate expansion is primed to be among the most transit-activated areas in the Denver Metro area and will include plenty of space for future retail, office, restaurant and entertainment opportunities. With 400 acres expected to be built out within the next few decades, RidgeGate will be able to accomodate 32 city blocks of urban development, 5,000 residents, and up to 40,000 new jobs.

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With a unique and innovative location in the heart of Greenwood Village, Westray is an office and retail development with a tenant focused approach. Westray hopes to change the way development impacts the communities they reside in, and how they house companies within their spaces.

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