The Union Station development group was recognized for its work at Thursday’s award ceremony.
Union Station can add another piece of hardware to its development trophy case.
The former train station turned mixed-use LoDo development took home top honors Thursday night at the annual NAIOP Colorado Awards of Achievement Event.
The Union Station Alliance – including Sage Hospitality, Larimer Associates, Urban Neighborhoods Inc. and several other real estate firms – won Development Deal of the Year for the property, headlining a bill of 19 awards handed out by NAIOP at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Other winners included:
Brokerage transaction of the year: Barry Dorfman, JLL, for arranging CoBank’s relocation in the Denver Tech Center
Award of Excellence: Lea Ann Fowler, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
NAIOP member of the year: Wade Warthen, Darling Milligan Smith Smith and Lesch, PC
NAIOP developing leader member of the year: Ian Nichols, Gart Properties
Office development of the year: IMA office at the North Wing of Union Station and One Union Station
Office broker of the year, individual: Jamie Gard, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
Office broker of the year, team: Pete Schippits, Andy Ross and Michael Crane, JLL
Capital Markets transaction of the year: CBRE Capital Markets, for the refinancing of Harvest Station
Industrial broker of the year: Jim Bolt, CBRE
Industrial development of the year: United Properties, for the Enterprise Business Center at Stapleton
Legislator of the year: Colorado State Senators Bill Cadman and Jessie Ulibarri
Investment broker of the year: Mike Winn and Tim Ritchie, CBRE
Land broker of the year: Mike Kboudi and Jim Capecelatro, DTZ
Retail broker of the year: Daniel Miller, CBRE
Multifamily broker of the year: Dan Woodward, David Potarf and Matt Barnett, CBRE
Multifamily development of the year: Opus Development Group for Verve at 1490 Delgany St.
President’s Award: Walter A. “Buz” Koelbel Jr., Koelbel and Co.
Trailblazer of the year: Celeste Tanner, Confluent Development Services
The Union Station development group was recognized for its work at Thursday’s award ceremony.
Union Station can add another piece of hardware to its development trophy case.
The former train station turned mixed-use LoDo development took home top honors Thursday night at the annual NAIOP Colorado Awards of Achievement Event.
The Union Station Alliance – including Sage Hospitality, Larimer Associates, Urban Neighborhoods Inc. and several other real estate firms – won Development Deal of the Year for the property, headlining a bill of 19 awards handed out by NAIOP at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Other winners included:
Brokerage transaction of the year: Barry Dorfman, JLL, for arranging CoBank’s relocation in the Denver Tech Center
Award of Excellence: Lea Ann Fowler, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
NAIOP member of the year: Wade Warthen, Darling Milligan Smith Smith and Lesch, PC
NAIOP developing leader member of the year: Ian Nichols, Gart Properties
Office development of the year: IMA office at the North Wing of Union Station and One Union Station
Office broker of the year, individual: Jamie Gard, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
Office broker of the year, team: Pete Schippits, Andy Ross and Michael Crane, JLL
Capital Markets transaction of the year: CBRE Capital Markets, for the refinancing of Harvest Station
Industrial broker of the year: Jim Bolt, CBRE
Industrial development of the year: United Properties, for the Enterprise Business Center at Stapleton
Legislator of the year: Colorado State Senators Bill Cadman and Jessie Ulibarri
Investment broker of the year: Mike Winn and Tim Ritchie, CBRE
Land broker of the year: Mike Kboudi and Jim Capecelatro, DTZ
Retail broker of the year: Daniel Miller, CBRE
Multifamily broker of the year: Dan Woodward, David Potarf and Matt Barnett, CBRE
Multifamily development of the year: Opus Development Group for Verve at 1490 Delgany St.
President’s Award: Walter A. “Buz” Koelbel Jr., Koelbel and Co.
Trailblazer of the year: Celeste Tanner, Confluent Development Services
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