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Colorado lies in the Western part of America and encompasses most of the southern Rocky Mountains, as well as parts of the Colorado Plateau, and Great Plains. The population of the state estimates 5,7 million citizens. Total employment accounts for about 2,7 million, respectively. Per capita income is high (more than $51 thousand), which makes the region 11th in the nation. Administratively, the state has 271 incorporated municipalities. Throughout history, the local economy depended primarily on the agricultural sector. And although it remains rather active, currently, the state has turned into a spot with a diverse and vibrant economic ecosystem. Telecommunication, high-tech, logistical, chemical, manufacturing businesses, as well as companies working in the service sector, are continuously looking for commercial space for lease in Colorado. RE/MAX, DaVita, Red Robin, Teletech Holdings, The Anschutz are only a few of the top business residents of the state.

Different locations of the Centennial State offer various opportunities for commercial activities. Thus, the experts and analysts of Colorado’s commercial real estate market note that metropolitan areas of Denver (the capital city) and Colorado Springs, boast the broadest diversification of premises available for lease. Yet, there are other locations, like, e.g., Beaver Creek, Aspen, Cole Vail, where the opportunities for the construction of commercial properties are rather limited. As tourist boomtowns, the locations mentioned above are not able to meet the demand for the appropriate venues, due to strict regulations regarding the new developments, growth, and zoning controls. The availability of commercial real estate in these submarkets of Colorado is tight, the prices are high, while the demand has long been ahead of supply. In these towns, even the so-called “terrible” locations are leased for about $20 per sq.ft. Rates run as high as $150 in areas with high pedestrian flow. The industrial submarket is thriving primarily in Boulder County and southwest Weld County. Occupancy levels are high there, and rental rates vary from approximately $6 to $12 per sq.ft. per year. The retail sector is optimistic too, although many brokers believe that Denver is over retailed. This region experiences redevelopment projects, but big-box expansion may be slowing. Entertainment-oriented retail is flourishing in the area. Commercial property for lease in Colorado presented on our website covers a variety of solutions in a range of locations. Grab your ideal one and contact the landlord directly to sign a deal.