New owners have already rebranded a RiNo apartment complex. Photos by Burl Rolett.
Just two years after its first tenants moved in, a major RiNo apartment building has a new landlord.
Texas-based CWS Apartment Homes bought The Yards at Denargo Market at 2797 Wewatta Way last week for $72.5 million, city records show. ARA broker Terrance Hunt handled the sale and said the building’s best selling point was its location right on the edge of downtown.
“It’s a RiNo location, right next to Industry and everything going on along Brighton Boulevard, yet it’s fairly close to the downtown things with the pedestrian bridge that goes over to the baseball field,” Hunt said.
CWS closed the deal on June 12. Cypress Real Estate Advisors, which opened The Yards in 2013, was the seller. Hunt said he had a handful of offers on the property, and CWS stood out because it was motivated to close the deal and complete a 1031 exchange.
Hunt brokered the sale along with fellow ARA brokers Jeff Hawks, Doug Andrews and Shane Ozment. The sale price comes out to $241,000 per unit.
Amenities include a rooftop deck, pool, business center and dog area.
“The developer got in early on it, so they did pretty well,” Hunt said. “And it was a pretty good deal for the purchaser, as well.”
CWS Apartment Homes has wasted no time putting its own touch on The Yards. The company has rebranded the building “Marq at RiNo” with new signs and a fresh website. Apartments are listing between $1,380 and $1,435 for studios and one-bedrooms. The two-beds are renting for between $2,115 and $2,530.
Studios at Marq at RiNo range from 504 square feet to 685 square feet. The one-bedroom units go from 700 square feet to 866 square feet. The biggest two-bedrooms top out at 1,448 square feet.
As Cypress cuts ties with The Yards, the Texas-based developer is pushing ahead with construction on a sister building of sorts called The Crossing. That building will total 321 apartments, five stories and 255,000 square feet just west of The Yards.
Both buildings are part of Cypress’ 30-acre development just off Brighton Boulevard. The site was formerly a market along the Union Pacific railway that once held more than 500 retailers, according to the Denver Library’s website.
Cypress’ plans for the former market call for some 2,000 to 2,500 residential units and another 125,000 to 200,000 square feet of retail space.
New owners have already rebranded a RiNo apartment complex. Photos by Burl Rolett.
Just two years after its first tenants moved in, a major RiNo apartment building has a new landlord.
Texas-based CWS Apartment Homes bought The Yards at Denargo Market at 2797 Wewatta Way last week for $72.5 million, city records show. ARA broker Terrance Hunt handled the sale and said the building’s best selling point was its location right on the edge of downtown.
“It’s a RiNo location, right next to Industry and everything going on along Brighton Boulevard, yet it’s fairly close to the downtown things with the pedestrian bridge that goes over to the baseball field,” Hunt said.
CWS closed the deal on June 12. Cypress Real Estate Advisors, which opened The Yards in 2013, was the seller. Hunt said he had a handful of offers on the property, and CWS stood out because it was motivated to close the deal and complete a 1031 exchange.
Hunt brokered the sale along with fellow ARA brokers Jeff Hawks, Doug Andrews and Shane Ozment. The sale price comes out to $241,000 per unit.
Amenities include a rooftop deck, pool, business center and dog area.
“The developer got in early on it, so they did pretty well,” Hunt said. “And it was a pretty good deal for the purchaser, as well.”
CWS Apartment Homes has wasted no time putting its own touch on The Yards. The company has rebranded the building “Marq at RiNo” with new signs and a fresh website. Apartments are listing between $1,380 and $1,435 for studios and one-bedrooms. The two-beds are renting for between $2,115 and $2,530.
Studios at Marq at RiNo range from 504 square feet to 685 square feet. The one-bedroom units go from 700 square feet to 866 square feet. The biggest two-bedrooms top out at 1,448 square feet.
As Cypress cuts ties with The Yards, the Texas-based developer is pushing ahead with construction on a sister building of sorts called The Crossing. That building will total 321 apartments, five stories and 255,000 square feet just west of The Yards.
Both buildings are part of Cypress’ 30-acre development just off Brighton Boulevard. The site was formerly a market along the Union Pacific railway that once held more than 500 retailers, according to the Denver Library’s website.
Cypress’ plans for the former market call for some 2,000 to 2,500 residential units and another 125,000 to 200,000 square feet of retail space.
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