ColeTaylor Acquires 6 Properties

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400 Inverness Parkway.

Denver-based ColeTaylor has surpassed 1M SF in assets under management less than two years after the formation of the company.

The women-led property management firm recently added six suburban office assets to its portfolio. They are located in Englewood, Greenwood Village, Louisville and Broomfield and range in size from 38K SF to 112K SF.  The six addresses are 400 Inverness in Englewood, 5350 South Roslyn in Greenwood Village, Centennial Valley II in Louisville, 141 Union in Lakewood, Highland Park in Englewood and 105 Technology in Broomfield.

ColeTaylor also has One Union Station and a 153K SF development, Platte Fifteen, in its management portfolio.

ColeTaylor Principal Liz Taylor said in a statement she and Principal Jessica Cole are eager to reintroduce these assets to the market. They plan to do this through a mix of “building improvements, strategic repositioning and exceptional service.”

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