The office and retail development at 1525 Raleigh St. sold for $12.8 million. (Centre Point)
A newly remodeled office and retail development in Sloan’s Lake has a new owner.
Centre Point Properties and Abington Emerson Investments last week plunked down $12.8 million on 1525 Raleigh St., just as developer Littleton Capital Partners finished remodeling a 1972 office building and added a retail pad to the site.
Centre Point President Tucker Manion said the two-building development fronting West Colfax Avenue appeals to tenants looking for access to the suburbs and downtown Denver.
1525 Sloans occupancy:
Pad retail
Starbucks, Even Stevens
Vacancy: 1,700 sqft., $25-30 per
Office retail
Kiwi International Delights, South Shore Dental
Vacancy: 4,200 sqft., $25-30 per
Office space
Strategies Capital, LoHi Physical Therapy, RE Solutions, Mundus Bishop Design, Goosetail Spaces
Vacancy: 21,000 sqft., $21 per
“It’s an alternative to the expensive downtown market,” he said. “We know there’s a demand, pulling from downtown Denver and suburban Lakewood and Wheat Ridge.”
The project, 1525 Sloans, stands five stories tall, with 50,000 square feet of office space and 6,000 square feet of retail. Both are filling up quickly, including a Starbucks that opened on the retail pad, and coworking concept Goosetail Spaces preparing to open in the renovated building.
“We started at 21 percent occupancy when we first went under contract and when we closed we were at 51 percent,” Manion said.
The sales price includes $11 million for the real estate and $1.77 million to take over a TIF loan, Manion said. Los Angeles-based Abington Emerson, which teamed up with Centre Point earlier this year to acquire a Lakewood shopping center, is Centre Point’s equity partner on the deal.
Manion said the acquisition also was funded by debt financing from FirstBank and Denver-based bridge lender JCR Capital, which Centre Point sourced through Essex Financial.
Attorney Justin Pless with Pless Law Firm and broker Chris Riedl with Community First Commercial Real Estate represented Centre Point. Darrin Revious with Shames Makovsky acted as seller’s agent for Littleton Capital Partners.
The office and retail development at 1525 Raleigh St. sold for $12.8 million. (Centre Point)
A newly remodeled office and retail development in Sloan’s Lake has a new owner.
Centre Point Properties and Abington Emerson Investments last week plunked down $12.8 million on 1525 Raleigh St., just as developer Littleton Capital Partners finished remodeling a 1972 office building and added a retail pad to the site.
Centre Point President Tucker Manion said the two-building development fronting West Colfax Avenue appeals to tenants looking for access to the suburbs and downtown Denver.
1525 Sloans occupancy:
Pad retail
Starbucks, Even Stevens
Vacancy: 1,700 sqft., $25-30 per
Office retail
Kiwi International Delights, South Shore Dental
Vacancy: 4,200 sqft., $25-30 per
Office space
Strategies Capital, LoHi Physical Therapy, RE Solutions, Mundus Bishop Design, Goosetail Spaces
Vacancy: 21,000 sqft., $21 per
“It’s an alternative to the expensive downtown market,” he said. “We know there’s a demand, pulling from downtown Denver and suburban Lakewood and Wheat Ridge.”
The project, 1525 Sloans, stands five stories tall, with 50,000 square feet of office space and 6,000 square feet of retail. Both are filling up quickly, including a Starbucks that opened on the retail pad, and coworking concept Goosetail Spaces preparing to open in the renovated building.
“We started at 21 percent occupancy when we first went under contract and when we closed we were at 51 percent,” Manion said.
The sales price includes $11 million for the real estate and $1.77 million to take over a TIF loan, Manion said. Los Angeles-based Abington Emerson, which teamed up with Centre Point earlier this year to acquire a Lakewood shopping center, is Centre Point’s equity partner on the deal.
Manion said the acquisition also was funded by debt financing from FirstBank and Denver-based bridge lender JCR Capital, which Centre Point sourced through Essex Financial.
Attorney Justin Pless with Pless Law Firm and broker Chris Riedl with Community First Commercial Real Estate represented Centre Point. Darrin Revious with Shames Makovsky acted as seller’s agent for Littleton Capital Partners.
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