ULI Colorado Blog
Making Multitenant Net Zero Work in Colorado…
By Kathleen McCormick A 100,000-square-foot (9,300 sq m) project in an emerging transit district in Boulder, Colorado, is making the business case for net-zero-energy (NZE) multitenant leased office buildings, including lower operating costs, higher profits, reduced carbon emissions, better recruitment and retention for tenants, … Read More
Michael Leccese’s Letter from Detroit
More than 4,000 ULI members (including 156 from Colorado) poured into Motown to experience a city whose revival seems in full swing—but still with a daunting way to go. Much of the credit seems to go to the city’s tag-team billionaires, Dan Gilbert of Quicken … Read More
ULI Colorado Raises Design Bar at 3rd DAM…
On April 25, ULI Colorado held its third Design Forum since 2015 raising the question: has the design and construction of our buildings and public spaces gotten better or worse? As the public increasingly objects to the design and development work ULI members do, the … Read More
Farewell from Charles Allison-Godfrey
Dear Friends and Colleagues, I’m writing with the bittersweet news that my final day with ULI Colorado will be Tuesday, April 10. I’ll be starting at Denver University’s Sturm College of Law at the beginning of August, and will take a few months to spend … Read More
