Park Hill Coworking is part of the block-long redevelopment in the neighborhood known as Park Hill Commons. (Photos courtesy eVelo Properties)
Park Hill Commons is getting down to business.
The block-long redevelopment project along the 2800 block of North Fairfax Street opened its coworking component on Aug. 10.
Park Hill Coworking at 2840 Fairfax St. comprises 10,000 square feet on the second floor of the project’s new 16,300-square-foot commercial building.
There are four executive suites with built-in conference rooms, which range from 750 to 2,300 square feet for larger teams, 20 private offices, which range from 48 to 168 square feet, and a limited number of hot desks and dedicated desks in the common space. Monthly rates for private offices’ range from $600 to $1,650, and executive suites range from $3,250 to $8,000 if tenants sign an annual lease. Shorter lease terms are more expensive.
Around 30 percent of the coworking space is already leased, said Ben Maxwell, president of Denver-based HM Capital, which is developing the project. Tenants include Atelier Interior Design, Local Jungle Online Marketing and local Allstate insurance agent Frank De Lemos in an executive suite.
Park Hill Coworking’s offices are only 30 percent leased.
“Park Hill Coworking is more office-space centric,” Maxwell said. “There are two conference rooms and a small kitchen, but we’re more price-sensitive so people don’t have to spend $100 per square foot on a small office. Less amenities, less price, more space is kind of our motto.”
The first floor of the two-story commercial building features four retail tenants, three of which are already open. Sexy Pizza opened in early August, and is joined by Seto Family Dentistry, Body in Motion Chiropractic’s second location and The Knotty Kids Salon, a full-service salon for kids, which is still under construction.
HM Capital broke ground in January 2019 on Park Hill Commons, which incorporates 43 new residential units, a commercial building with retail and office space, plus a micro-unit apartment building, and a city park in the middle.
The company recently finished constructing 21 two-story for-rent townhomes, dubbed Fairfax Row, on the southern end of the block. HM Capital is also about to complete construction on 22 micro-apartments. The ground floor of the microunit building also features retail space — six 250-square-foot units, and four larger units from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet. Food truck Crock Spot has leased one of the spaces.
The central city park is open now with temporary grass, but will go under construction this fall, Maxwell said.
“The whole block is really centered around that Park Hill neighborhood, and we’re excited to support people in that neighborhood and see the vibrancy of the community continue,” Maxwell said.
Park Hill Coworking is part of the block-long redevelopment in the neighborhood known as Park Hill Commons. (Photos courtesy eVelo Properties)
Park Hill Commons is getting down to business.
The block-long redevelopment project along the 2800 block of North Fairfax Street opened its coworking component on Aug. 10.
Park Hill Coworking at 2840 Fairfax St. comprises 10,000 square feet on the second floor of the project’s new 16,300-square-foot commercial building.
There are four executive suites with built-in conference rooms, which range from 750 to 2,300 square feet for larger teams, 20 private offices, which range from 48 to 168 square feet, and a limited number of hot desks and dedicated desks in the common space. Monthly rates for private offices’ range from $600 to $1,650, and executive suites range from $3,250 to $8,000 if tenants sign an annual lease. Shorter lease terms are more expensive.
Around 30 percent of the coworking space is already leased, said Ben Maxwell, president of Denver-based HM Capital, which is developing the project. Tenants include Atelier Interior Design, Local Jungle Online Marketing and local Allstate insurance agent Frank De Lemos in an executive suite.
Park Hill Coworking’s offices are only 30 percent leased.
“Park Hill Coworking is more office-space centric,” Maxwell said. “There are two conference rooms and a small kitchen, but we’re more price-sensitive so people don’t have to spend $100 per square foot on a small office. Less amenities, less price, more space is kind of our motto.”
The first floor of the two-story commercial building features four retail tenants, three of which are already open. Sexy Pizza opened in early August, and is joined by Seto Family Dentistry, Body in Motion Chiropractic’s second location and The Knotty Kids Salon, a full-service salon for kids, which is still under construction.
HM Capital broke ground in January 2019 on Park Hill Commons, which incorporates 43 new residential units, a commercial building with retail and office space, plus a micro-unit apartment building, and a city park in the middle.
The company recently finished constructing 21 two-story for-rent townhomes, dubbed Fairfax Row, on the southern end of the block. HM Capital is also about to complete construction on 22 micro-apartments. The ground floor of the microunit building also features retail space — six 250-square-foot units, and four larger units from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet. Food truck Crock Spot has leased one of the spaces.
The central city park is open now with temporary grass, but will go under construction this fall, Maxwell said.
“The whole block is really centered around that Park Hill neighborhood, and we’re excited to support people in that neighborhood and see the vibrancy of the community continue,” Maxwell said.
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