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Acerca de esta appBienvenido a CBRE PULSE, una aplicación móvil diseñada para administradores de propiedades de CBRE para hacer que las tareas diarias sean más rápidas y fáciles mientras estás en movimiento, para que puedas concentrarte en las cosas que realmente importan. En un solo lugar, a través de un único inicio de sesión, puede recibir notificaciones sobre fechas de renovación críticas, aprobar solicitudes fácilmente, acceder a Global PULSE y nuestras fuentes de datos globales, y recibir las últimas noticias y conocimientos de toda Property Management.Seguridad de los datosEl primer paso de la seguridad es comprender cómo los desarrolladores recopilan y comparten tus datos. Las prácticas de privacidad y seguridad de datos pueden variar en función del uso de la app, la región y la edad. El desarrollador proporcionó esta información y podría actualizarla con el tiempo.No se comparten datos con tercerosMás información sobre cómo los desarrolladores declaran el uso compartidoNo se recopilan datosMás información sobre cómo los desarrolladores declaran la recopilaciónNovedadesMBF and EOR version changes

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Signage for tenant Salesforce was installed at the top of 17th Street Plaza in 2020. (BusinessDen file)The 17th Street Plaza office tower in downtown Denver has been sold to an affiliate of Lone Star Funds, a Dallas-based private equity firm.The firm, acting as LSREF Larimer PropCo LLC, paid $132.5 million for the 32-story tower Tuesday, public records show. That equates to $186 a foot for the 709,000-square-foot building.Equity Commonwealth, which sold the tower at 1225 17th St., disclosed the price earlier this month, saying it worked out to $124.4 million net after credits, primarily for contractual lease costs.The tower last sold for $134.25 million in 2009, records show. At the time, the tower was 93% leased.Now, 17th Street Plaza is 81% leased, according to marketing materials prepared by CBRE and Newmark. That qualifies as high performing in a downtown that had total office vacancy of 35% at the end of 2024, according to CBRE figures.CBRE is a tenant in the building, as is rival brokerage JLL. Other tenants include Salesforce — which has signage at the top of the tower — the law firm Fox Rothschild and architect Gensler. The law firm Ballard Spahr and insurance broker Marsh McLennan also operate there but will be moving out.The 17th Street Plaza building in March 2024. (BusinessDen file)The tower was built in 1982 and is the 13th-tallest building in Denver.Lone Star Funds, which did not respond to BusinessDen’s request for comment, says it has organized 25 private equity funds totaling about $95 billion since the first was established in 1995. Investors include pension funds and sovereign wealth funds, as well as foundations and higher education endowments.Earlier this month, Lone Star purchased a 23-story office tower in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Signage for tenant Salesforce was installed at the top of 17th Street Plaza in 2020. (BusinessDen file)The 17th Street Plaza office tower in downtown Denver has been sold to an affiliate of Lone Star Funds, a Dallas-based private equity firm.The firm, acting as LSREF Larimer PropCo LLC, paid $132.5 million for the 32-story tower Tuesday, public records show. That equates to $186 a foot for the 709,000-square-foot building.Equity Commonwealth, which sold the tower at 1225 17th St., disclosed the price earlier this month, saying it worked out to $124.4 million net after credits, primarily for contractual lease costs.The tower last sold for $134.25 million in 2009, records show. At the time, the tower was 93% leased.Now, 17th Street Plaza is 81% leased, according to marketing materials prepared by CBRE and Newmark. That qualifies as high performing in a downtown that had total office vacancy of 35% at the end of 2024, according to CBRE figures.CBRE is a tenant in the building, as is

Data labels indicate total square footage of conversions planned or underway and includes markets with an office inventory over 30 million square feet.Retrieved from CBRE on November 25, 2024In larger gateway markets like Washington, D.C.; Dallas-Fort Worth; and Chicago, less than 2% of total office inventory is currently undergoing or planning conversions, however, the report notes. It points to Chicago’s LaSalle Street Reimagined project as an example of how municipal support could spur conversions and build mixed-use communities. Many U.S. cities are removing barriers to increase the financial viability of repurposing obsolete office space, CBRE notes. In addition to providing financial incentives, officials are working to ease zoning restrictions and expedite project approvals, its report says. Office-to-residential conversions are tough. Could dorm-style co-living be the answer? By Ysabelle Kempe • Oct. 24, 2024 Vacant office space is costing US cities billions in annual rental losses: report By Nish Amarnath • Oct. 23, 2024 3 commercial-to-residential conversions receive city government support in Washington, D.C. By Ysabelle Kempe • Sept. 12, 2024

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