Whither Lodo Demand? (DO NOT USE)

With at least three spec office buildings being considered in Lodo, we went to the experts to ask just how deep demand is in Downtown Denver. (Three spec offices in the same place? Even lightning thinks that's impossible.)

We'll start with Studley's Rob Link, who assures us the demand among office tenants is real. And what's more, even with towers from Hines, East West Corp and First Gulf Corp on the drawing boards, "there isn't a tremendous amount of space available even when these buildings are built out." (Sounds like we're all gonna be doomed to working out of our cars.) It's just a question of time before one, both, or all three of those projects are very successful, he says.

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