Denver, Colorado
Denver publishes the owner, value and last sale of every parcel as open data, so downtown's collapse in office prices is on the public record. The City's own ArcGIS data host now answers robots.txt with 403, so this record reads owners, values and last sales from the State of Colorado's public parcel layer (Denver data received April 2026).
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 24 sources · 1 tier B · 7 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Colorado records title by deed with the county Clerk and Recorder, and Denver is a consolidated city and county, so one Assessor and one Clerk cover the whole city. The City publishes the Assessor's roll and a 2010-to-date sales file on its Open Data Catalog, but the ArcGIS host that serves them answers robots.txt with 403. The State of Colorado's public parcel layer carries the same roll for Denver: owner of record, mailing address, values and last sale for 240,257 parcels. Prices reach the record because a documentary fee of $0.10 per $1,000 is paid on recording; the buyer's Real Property Transfer Declaration (TD-1000) itself is confidential and never published. Limits: towers stand in single-purpose LLCs whose members the roll does not name, many deeds carry a nominal $10, only the last sale is shown, and the Clerk's own document search needs an account.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (City of Denver Open Data Catalog, no account). Deed images: Clerk and Recorder's CountyFusion search, account login required (its terms and copy fees were not read; the host disallows robots). Recording: flat $43 per document; documentary fee $0.10 per $1,000 of consideration
Bulk ownership dataState of Colorado OIT 'Colorado Public Parcels' MapServer (gis.colorado.gov): owner, mailing address, appraised and taxable value, land use and last sale date and price for every Denver parcel, free, attribution required. The City's own Open Data Catalog layers ('Parcels', 'Real Property Sales and Transfers') sit on services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Republic Plaza 370 17th Street, Denver 1,302,107 SF (2012 loan prospectus) |
Office | BOP Republic Plaza I LLC (Brookfield Office Properties, per the 2012 loan prospectus) The State parcel layer names BOP REPUBLIC PLAZA I LLC (370 17th St Ste 3090) as owner of the tower, appraised at $251,032,100, the third most valuable private office parcel in Denver; it also holds the 400 15th St garage ($16.3M). A 2012 CMBS prospectus names 'BOP Republic Plaza I LLC and BOP Republic Plaza II LLC' as borrowers on a $125M loan maturing 1 Dec 2022, sponsored by a company 'indirectly owned by Brookfield Office Properties'. What happened at that 2022 maturity was not established. |
REIT | —B |
| Wells Fargo Center (the 'Cash Register' building) 1700 Lincoln Street, Denver |
Office | BCSP Denver Property LLC (affiliate of Beacon Capital Partners) The State parcel layer names BCSP DENVER PROPERTY LLC (1700 N Lincoln St Ste 2440) as owner, appraised at $245,924,100, with its last sale $387.5M on 30 Mar 2012. MPG Office Trust's Oct 2011 8-K says the Maguire Macquarie joint venture would sell 'Wells Fargo Center, located in Denver, Colorado' to 'affiliates of Beacon'; Exhibit 99.2 is the Purchase and Sale Agreement with 'BCSP Denver Property LLC' as buyer, an affiliate of BCSP VI Portfolio Acquisition LLC ('Beacon'), assuming the existing loan. No later sale appears. |
Private equity | $387,500,000 2012-03-30 Last sale on the State of Colorado parcel layer (Denver Assessor data). A |
| 1801 California Street 1801 California Street, Denver |
Office | BPREP 1801 California Street Owner LLC The State parcel layer names BPREP 1801 CALIFORNIA STREET OWNER LLC, mailed to 370 17th St Ste 3090 (Republic Plaza's owner's address), as owner of the tower condominium ($256,000,000), the land ($16.8M) and the 1847 California St II garage ($27.6M). Brookfield Property Partners' Q1 2019 report confirms the prior-year 'disposition of our interests in … 1801 California Street in Denver'. No opened filing names the members of the BPREP entity. |
Private company | —A |
| Seventeenth Street Plaza 1225 17th Street, Denver |
Office | LSREF7 Larimer Propco LLC The State parcel layer names LSREF7 LARIMER PROPCO LLC (6688 N Central Expy Ste 1600, Dallas) as owner; its appraisal is exactly the $132,500,000 last-sale price of 25 Feb 2025. Equity Commonwealth's Feb 2025 8-K: 'On February 25, 2025, the Company sold its last remaining property, 1225 Seventeenth Street Plaza'. A Form D for LSREF7 Larimer REIT, Inc. (2026) gives the same Dallas address; the Form D names no fund sponsor, so none is named here. |
Private company | $132,500,000 2025-02-25 Last sale on the State of Colorado parcel layer. A |
| Tabor Center 1200 17th Street, Denver 696,027 sq ft incl. 157,084 sq ft retail (2007 prospectus) · 30 floors |
Mixed use | CCP/MS SSIII Denver Tabor Center I Property Owner LLC 93.39% Morgan Stanley Real Estate Special Situations Fund III / 6.61% Callahan Denver Investment, LLC (2007) The State parcel layer names CCP/MS SSIII DENVER TABOR CENTER I PROPERTY OWNER LLC (200 State St, Boston) as owner of the office and retail parcel, appraised at $192,610,900. The Westin in the same complex is a separate parcel (Westin Denver LLC, $78.5M). A 2007 CMBS prospectus states that the borrower was 'wholly-owned and controlled by a 93.39%/6.61% joint venture between Morgan Stanley Real Estate Special Situations Fund III … and Callahan Denver Investment, LLC', securing a $300M loan with U.S. Bank Tower, appraised together at $389.6M. Whether that joint venture still controls the LLC was not established; no later sale appears. |
Private equity | $265,800,000 2007-03-29 Last sale on the State of Colorado parcel layer (Denver Assessor data). A |
| Denver Union Station 1701 Wynkoop Street, Denver |
Mixed use | Regional Transportation District The State parcel layer names the REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT as owner of the station parcel, appraised at $196,962,600. A separate possessory-interest account at the same address ('ENTERTAINMENT P.I.', $8,794,200) stands in the name 'USA ALLIANCE INC C/O MCWHINNEY REAL ESTATE SERVICES INC'. That is the operator's interest in the building, not the fee. No lease or price for the station's redevelopment was read; no sale is recorded. RTD holds 270 Denver parcels in all ($911.4M). |
Government | —A |
| Ball Arena and its redevelopment land 1000 Chopper Circle, Denver |
Mixed use | Kroenke Arena Company LLC The State parcel layer names KROENKE ARENA COMPANY LLC as owner of both the land parcel (classed 'VACANT LAND', appraised at $136,394,300) and the arena improvements ('STADIUM-MIXED USE', $175,443,600). Related LLCs hold more ground: Kroenke Parking LLC (7 parcels), Kroenke 1055 LLC and Kroenke 923 LLC, 17 LLC parcels and $362.0M in all. The arena parcels carry no recorded sale, so no price exists. The layer names only the LLCs; no filing opened names their members, and individual owners are not named here. |
Private company | —A |
| Empower Field at Mile High 1701 Bryant Street (state layer situs 2700 W 17th Ave), Denver |
Civic | Metropolitan Football Stadium District The State parcel layer names the METROPOLITAN FOOTBALL STADIUM DISTRICT, a public special district, as owner of the stadium parcel, appraised at $614,841,100, the third most valuable parcel in Denver. The District holds 20 parcels worth $892.5M, including the surrounding parking lots. No sale is recorded on the stadium parcel. Stadium districts own both Denver venues: the baseball district holds 14 parcels around Coors Field ($143.3M). |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Denver's roll values every parcel, exempt public land included. The most valuable single parcels are public: the airport terminal, the convention centre and the football stadium. Private value concentrates in a band of 17th Street and 15th Street towers held by Brookfield- and BPREP-named entities and private-equity LLCs, and recent office sales have closed far below current appraisals. Figures are appraised values and last sales on the State of Colorado's public parcel layer (Denver data received Apr 2026), read 4 Nov 2026, summed and sorted by this research.
Highest-valued parcel$971,216,000
26764 E 84th Ave, City & County of Denver (Denver International Airport). Next: 700 14th St (Colorado Convention Center, City, $748.1M) and Empower Field ($614.8M). State parcel layer, Apr 2026 data.
Highest-valued private office parcel$356,704,200
1144 15th St, 1144 Fifteenth Partners LLC. Then 1801 California St (BPREP 1801 California Street Owner LLC, $256.0M), Republic Plaza ($251.0M) and 675 15th St, Crimson/RELP Block 162 Office LLC ($246.0M). State parcel layer.
All Denver parcels$265.20 billion
240,257 parcels appraised at $265,199,052,600. State parcel layer, Denver data received 21 Apr 2026.
Distressed sale: 707 and 717 17th Street$28,675,000
MPO 707 Owner LLC and MPO 717 Owner LLC each show a last sale on 3 Nov 2025 at $28,675,000, as do the 1847 California St I garage and 1752 Stout St lot held with 707. The towers are appraised at $108.6M and $120.0M. The layer does not say whether $28.675M is one combined price. State parcel layer.
Office resale: 1801 Broadway$6,000,000
Last sale 30 Dec 2025 to To Trinity & Beyond LLC, appraised at $27.2M. Also: 1776 Lincoln St, last sale $10.0M on 4 Apr 2025 (Westside LC LLC). State parcel layer.
Documentary fee$0.10 per $1,000
Denver Clerk and Recorder: 'applicable to all real estate grants and conveyances … Less than $500: no documentary fee assessed'. The TD-1000 declaration filed with each deed is confidential.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
The City and County of Denver is by far the largest owner in its own name, mostly Denver International Airport on the far north-east map sheets, plus parks, golf courses and the civic core. After it come the school district, the State, the railways, RTD and Denver Water. Private concentration is institutional: a foundation that owns the ground under the Cherry Creek mall, the Catholic archdiocese and hospital systems. Counts group each owner's spelling variants. The Denver Federal Center is in Lakewood (Jefferson County) and has no parcel on Denver's roll.
| Name | Type | State parcel layer, Denver rows (Apr 2026 data) |
|---|---|---|
| City and County of Denver (incl. Denver International Airport) 125 City parcels on the airport map sheets (schedule numbers 11– and 12–) are valued at $2.35B, including the $971.2M terminal parcel. 433 parcels are classed 'Denver Park'. Excludes Denver Water, the Housing Authority and the schools, which are separate entities. |
Government | 3,180 parcels, $6.47BA |
| School District No. 1 (Denver Public Schools) Includes 28 parcels in the name of Denver School Facilities Leasing Corporation, the district's financing vehicle. |
Government | 222 parcels, $3.44BA |
| Board of Water Commissioners (Denver Water) Reservoirs, treatment plants and the Marston Lake area. Water lands outside Denver are not on this roll. |
Government | 53 parcels, $293.8MA |
| Union Pacific Railroad and BNSF Railway Union Pacific: 203 parcels, $458.8M. BNSF (mostly 'Burlington Northern RR Co Property Tax Department'): 164 parcels, $487.2M. |
Public company | 367 parcels, $946.0MA |
| State of Colorado (incl. CDOT) Most are Colorado Department of Transportation highway land. The State's largest Denver value is the 1300 Broadway office ($242.5M). The Auraria Higher Education Center's board, a state body, holds 45 more parcels ($546.6M) for the shared downtown campus. |
Government | 535 parcels, $1.04BA |
| Regional Transportation District (RTD) Includes Denver Union Station ($197.0M). |
Government | 270 parcels, $911.4MA |
| Public Service Company of Colorado Substations, plants and corridors, recorded under six spellings of the name. Its parent (Xcel Energy) is not stated on the roll. |
Public company | 141 parcels, $267.0MA |
| Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation Includes 3000 E 1st Ave, the Cherry Creek Shopping Center parcel, appraised at $448,007,300; among non-government owners only 1910 N Downing St (Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System, $473.8M) is valued higher. The roll names the foundation, not the mall operator. Also notable: the Archdiocese of Denver (117 parcels, $425.1M) and Denver Health and Hospital Authority (34 parcels, $778.2M). |
Institution | 11 parcels, $738.2MA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Denver is almost built out, so new homes come from infill townhomes and apartment blocks, and from the last large redevelopment, the former Stapleton airport (Central Park). Denver County permitted 4,727 units in 2025: 1,027 single-family, 12 in 3–4-unit buildings and 3,688 in 5+-unit buildings. In 2024 it permitted 3,994 (872 single-family and 3,118 in 5+-unit buildings). The national builders that dominate the Front Range barely appear here: none of Lennar, D.R. Horton, Taylor Morrison, Richmond American (MDC) or Meritage holds a parcel in its own name on the State parcel layer's Denver rows. The figures below are parcels still in each builder's name (Apr 2026 data); the City's deed-by-deed sales file is on a blocked host.
| Name | Type | Parcels in its name, State parcel layer (Apr 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Taylor Morrison (William Lyon Homes, Inc.) Held as 'William Lyon Homes Inc' (one spelled 'Lyons'), not under the Taylor Morrison name. Taylor Morrison's Exhibit 21.1 for 2025 (s17) lists William Lyon Homes, Inc. (California) as a subsidiary. |
Public company | 3 parcelsA |
| Clayton Properties Group (Oakwood Homes; Berkshire Hathaway) Most are titled 'Clayton Properties Group Inc Oakwood Homes'; others 'Clayton Properties Group II'. Berkshire Hathaway's Exhibit 21 (s16) lists Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (Tennessee); the 'II' entity is not itself listed, so the parent link is tier B. |
Public company | 35 parcels, $17.5MB |
| Lokal Communities LLC No filing opened gives its ownership. |
Private company | 90 parcels, $14.0MA |
| FC Stapleton II LLC Central Park (former Stapleton) lot and home seller; FC Stapleton Industrial LLC holds 2 more. No filing opened names the parent, so none is named. |
Private company | 9 parcels, $26.9MA |
| KB Home (KB HOME Colorado Inc.) KB Home's FY2025 Exhibit 22 (s18) lists KB HOME Colorado Inc. as a guarantor subsidiary. |
Public company | 5 parcelsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Downtown office is held by Brookfield and BPREP-named entities, private-equity LLCs and, increasingly, buyers at distress prices. The listed landlords with the largest Denver books are apartment REITs, which report Denver as a metro market (the City is part of it). Single-family rental REITs hold houses in their securitisation LLCs. Figures are from each owner's 10-K unless marked as roll counts.
| Name | Type | Denver holding |
|---|---|---|
| Equity Residential FY2025 10-K: 3.6% of stabilized budgeted NOI, average rent $2,195; Denver is one of four 'expansion markets'. On the State parcel layer, 15 Denver parcels in EQR-named LLCs (EQR-Theo, EQR-Fitzsimons, EQR-1776 Broadway and others) are appraised at $553.6M. |
REIT | 16 properties, 4,678 units (Denver market)A |
| Camden Property Trust FY2025 10-K: 95.9% occupancy, $2,139 average monthly rent; Denver is 4.7% of its real estate. Camden Baker (434 homes, $191.0M estimated cost) is under development, held on the State parcel layer by Camden Baker LLC. |
REIT | 9 properties, 2,873 homes (Denver market)A |
| Brookfield Office Properties (BOP) and BPREP-named entities Republic Plaza and its garage (BOP Republic Plaza I LLC), 1801 California and its garage (BPREP 1801 California Street Owner LLC) and two warehouses (BPREP 1385 Umatilla Street LLC, BPREP 4770 Joliet Street LLC). 707 and 717 17th Street now stand in MPO 707 and MPO 717 Owner LLCs, last sold 3 Nov 2025 at $28,675,000 per parcel. The BOP link to Brookfield is in the 2012 Republic Plaza prospectus; the BPREP entities share Republic Plaza's mailing address, but no opened filing names their parent. |
Private equity | 7 parcels, $577.3M (State parcel layer)A |
| Prologis 11 warehouses plus 2 commercial condominiums and a common-element parcel, held as Prologis, Prologis LP, Prologis MCA II LLC, Prologis-Macquarie U S LLC, Prologis North American Properties Fund 1 LLC and Prologis Third US Properties LP. Prologis's 10-K does not split out Denver, so this is a parcel-layer count only. |
REIT | 14 parcels, $236.7M (State parcel layer)A |
| American Homes 4 Rent FY2025 10-K Schedule III, homes acquired 2012–2025. On the State parcel layer, 147 Denver parcels stand in American Homes 4 Rent LLCs (113 in 'Nine' entities). |
REIT | 886 homes, $297.5M gross (Denver market)A |
| UDR, Inc. FY2025 10-K. UDR is headquartered in Highlands Ranch but holds little in Denver. The State parcel layer (Apr 2026 data) shows UDR Steele Creek LLC as owner of 3222 E 1st Ave ($136.4M), last bought for $141.5M in Oct 2017. |
REIT | 2 communities, 510 homes (Denver market)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who stands behind the single-purpose owners: BCSP Denver Property LLC (tied to Beacon only by the 2011 MPG filings), BPREP 1801 California Street Owner LLC and BIT Investment Ninety LLC, LSREF7 Larimer Propco LLC (its Form D sibling names no sponsor), MPO 707/717 Owner LLC, 1144 Fifteenth Partners LLC and the CCP/MS SSIII Tabor Center LLC (the 93.39/6.61 split is as of 2007).
- What happened to the $125M Republic Plaza loan at its 1 Dec 2022 maturity. Only the 2012 prospectus was read.
- Whether the $28,675,000 recorded on each of the two Nov 2025 deeds for 707 and 717 17th Street is one combined price or two.
- Union Station Alliance's lease terms with RTD. The roll shows only a possessory-interest account in the name 'USA Alliance Inc c/o McWhinney'.
- Ball Arena redevelopment entitlements and any sale of the surrounding Kroenke land. The roll names LLCs only, and no price is recorded on the arena parcels.
- The Assessor's sale price is the City's recorded consideration. The TD-1000 declaration that feeds it is confidential by statute (C.R.S. 39-14-102, as cited on the form). Many deeds carry a nominal $10, and sales of owning companies leave no price at all (Republic Plaza 2016; 1801 California 2018–19 restructurings).
- Clerk and Recorder copy fees and the CountyFusion account terms were not read, because the host disallows robots.
- Residential condominium towers (44,037 residential condominium parcels on the State layer) are owned unit by unit by individuals and are not named. Any such tower would carry owner null (not-disclosable).
- Builder figures are parcels still in each builder's name, not starts or closings. National builders' Front Range volume is in the suburban counties, not Denver.
- Nareit and CoStar-type landlord rankings remain paywalled or blocked (national pack gaps), so the commercial list is built from 10-K filings and the City roll.
- Denver International Airport's own acreage (about 33,000 acres, 53 sq mi, is the commonly cited figure). flydenver.com is behind Cloudflare. The City roll's figure of about 22,300 acres on City parcels on the airport map sheets, and the City's ~36% share of about 87,000 parceled acres — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; the State layer carries no land area (2026-11-04)
- Acreage for every landowner (School District ~1,320 acres, Denver Water ~910, railways ~730, State ~590 incl. CDOT ~235, RTD ~320, PSCo ~220, Buell ~47, Kroenke ~95, Stadium District ~98, Union Station 13.2) and building areas and land/building splits on the City roll — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- 1801 California Street: warranty deed 2018038167, Apr 2018, $285,600,000 from BOP 1801 California Street LLC to BIT Investment Ninety LLC, then $10 deeds into a BPREP JV LLC (Dec 2018) and to the present owner — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Seventeenth Street Plaza: grantor EQC 17th Street Plaza LLC on deed 2025016230, and Equity Commonwealth's 2016 no-consideration transfer from HUB Properties Trust — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- 707 and 717 17th Street: sellers BPREP 707 and 717 17th Street LLCs, deeds 2025109372/-373, and the Feb 2020 sales of the same towers for $195,000,000 and $205,000,000 — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- 1801 Broadway bought for $40,200,000 in Apr 2019 and taken by Public Trustee's deed 2024113389 (Dec 2024) to LCC Canal Street LLC; 1776 Lincoln St sold for $95.25M in 2018 — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Public Trustee (foreclosure) deeds in the City sales file: 50 (2020), 11 (2021), 47 (2022), 57 (2023), 75 (2024), 128 (2025), 143 in 2026 to mid-September — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Builder deeds as seller, 2022–Sep 2026 (2018–21): William Lyon Homes 342 (742), Clayton Properties Group II 291 (844), Lokal Communities 273 (0), FC Stapleton Homes LLCs 260 (23), KB Home Colorado 67 (211), Weekley Homes 50 (117), Infinity Home Collection 76 (207), Lennar Colorado 21 (51), Meritage Homes of Colorado 3 (0), Richmond American 0 (12) — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- UDR Steele Creek LLC's sale of 3222 E 1st Ave for $137,300,000 in Apr 2026 (the State layer's Apr 2026 data does not show it), and Invitation Homes' 146 Denver parcels — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Deed reception numbers for Republic Plaza (2016142186), Wells Fargo Center (2012042623) and Tabor Center (2007055883), and Wells Fargo Center's $1,592,810 exempt assessment — previously from services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
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Sources
- City of Denver Open Data Catalog home page, including its Terms of Use (licence and attribution). www.denvergov.org/opendata 301-redirects here — City and County of Denver · openA
- Record Documents: fees ('Documentary fee (applicable to all real estate grants and conveyances): Per $1,000: $0.10 Less than $500: no documentary fee assessed'; 'All others, per document: Flat fee: $43'; 'Once a document is recorded in our office, it becomes a permanent public record') — Denver Clerk and Recorder · openA
- Recording Division ('All records have been digitized and are fully searchable online'; 'Search for Records' links to the CountyFusion login at countyfusion3.kofiletech.us) — Denver Clerk and Recorder · openA
- Real Property Transfer Declaration (TD-1000), county copy of the state form: 'Confidential Document … This document is not recorded, is kept confidential, and is not available for public inspection'; cites C.R.S. 39-14-102, 39-5-121.5 and 39-13-102 — Jefferson County, Colorado (state form) · openA
- WFRBS Commercial Mortgage Trust 2012-C10, free writing prospectus: Republic Plaza loan ($125,000,000; borrowers 'BOP Republic Plaza I LLC and BOP Republic Plaza II LLC'; sponsor Brookfield Office Properties; 1,302,107 SF; title vesting fee; maturity 1 Dec 2022) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- MPG Office Trust, Form 8-K of 31 Oct 2011, Exhibit 99.2: Purchase and Sale Agreement between Maguire Properties - Denver Center, LLC (seller) and BCSP Denver Property LLC (buyer), an affiliate of BCSP VI Portfolio Acquisition LLC ('Beacon') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- MPG Office Trust, Form 8-K of 31 Oct 2011 (Wells Fargo Center, Denver to be sold 'to affiliates of Beacon' Capital Partners) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Brookfield Property Partners L.P., Form 6-K, Q1 2019 interim report, Exhibit 99.1 (prior-year 'disposition of our interests in … 1801 California Street in Denver'; defines BPREP for its Australian fund as Brookfield Premier Real Estate Partners) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Equity Commonwealth, Form 8-K of 27 Feb 2025, Exhibit 99.1 ('On February 25, 2025, the Company sold its last remaining property, 1225 Seventeenth Street Plaza, in Denver, Colorado') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Form D, LSREF7 Larimer REIT, Inc. (issuer address 6688 N. Central Expressway Suite 1600, Dallas; industry 'REITS and Finance'; incorporated 2025) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Morgan Stanley Capital I Trust 2007-IQ14, free writing prospectus: Tabor Center & U.S. Bank Tower loan ($300,000,000; borrowers CCP/MS SSIII Denver Tabor Center 1 Property Owner LLC and CCP/MS SSIII Denver U.S. Bank Tower Property Owner LLC, 'wholly-owned and controlled by a 93.39%/6.61% joint venture between Morgan Stanley Real Estate Special Situations Fund III … and Callahan Denver Investment, LLC') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county file 2025, row FIPS 08/031 Denver County — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county file 2024, row FIPS 08/031 Denver County — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Clayton Properties Group, Inc.', Tennessee) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Taylor Morrison Home Corporation, Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 (lists 'William Lyon Homes, Inc.', California) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- KB Home, Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 22 (guarantor subsidiaries: 'KB HOME Colorado Inc.', Colorado) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Lennar Corporation, Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Lennar Colorado, LLC', Colorado) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Meritage Homes Corporation, Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Meritage Homes of Colorado, Inc.', Arizona) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Equity Residential, Form 10-K for 2025 (portfolio summary: Denver, 16 properties, 4,678 apartment units, 3.6% of stabilized budgeted NOI, average rent $2,195) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Camden Property Trust, Form 10-K for 2025 (Denver, Colorado: 9 operating properties, 2,873 homes, 95.9% occupancy, $2,139 average monthly rent; Camden Baker, 434 homes, $191.0M estimated cost, in development) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent, Form 10-K for 2025, Schedule III (Denver, CO: 886 homes, gross carrying amount $297,487 thousand, acquired 2012-2025) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- UDR, Inc., Form 10-K for 2025 (Denver, CO: 2 operating communities, 510 homes) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- EDGAR full-text search API (used to locate the filings above) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Colorado Public Parcels (Colorado_Public_Parcel_Composite, MapServer layer 0), Denver County rows: 240,257 parcels with owner, owner mailing address, situs, land use, appraised and taxable value, and date and price of last sale; Denver data received 21 Apr 2026; read in full 4 Nov 2026 — State of Colorado, Governor's Office of Information Technology (OIT) GIS Team, from Denver County data · openA