Contractor Expands Footprint In Thornton: The Denver Deal Sheet

A Colorado-based general contractor focused on industrial construction and plant maintenance doubled its facility size to expand operations.

Industrial Constructors/Managers Inc. relocated to a 60K SF facility at 471 E. 124th Ave. in Thornton. The company’s previous facility was 31K SF, with 12K SF for steel fabrication. The new facility has a 40K SF steel fabrication shop.

Construction workers dirt job site

The fabrication shop will specialize in miscellaneous metal work, such as stairs and handrails, while also supporting overflow production from ICM’s Pueblo-based steel fabrication and pipefitting facilities.

PEOPLE

Denver-based Confluent Development has named H McNeish chief operating officer. McNeish has more than 30 years of industry experience and has worked with Confluent since its inception. Confluent’s pipeline consists of more than $1B in sales and development activity over the next 12-15 months.

SALES

Lincoln Property Co. and PGIM acquired the St. Joseph Medical Pavilion, a 99K SF, Class-A outpatient medical building at 1818 N. Ogden St., part of St. Joseph Hospital. The five-story building was completed in 2020 and, at the time of the sale, was 82% leased with tenants including Intermountain Health.

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A private, out-of-state investment firm acquired Momentum at First Creek, a 200-unit apartment community at 5500 Telluride St. in Denver, for $56M. Colliers’ multifamily advisory group arranged the sale and financing.

FINANCING

CBRE arranged a $70M refinancing for 24Fifty at University Park, a 252-unit multifamily complex at 2450 S. University Blvd. CBRE secured a five‑year, floating‑rate loan from a national debt fund on behalf of DivcoWest. 24Fifty was completed in 2019 and features studios and one- and two-bedroom units. The building also has fully leased ground-floor retail space.

THIS AND THAT

The Downtown Denver Partnership’s February report shows pedestrian activity reached 89% of 2019 levels and three new ground-floor businesses opened. An additional 38 businesses are in the pipeline to open downtown. However, downtown office vacancy rates remained almost flat at 28.8% as of Q1 2026 quarter-to-date, with 12.1M SF vacant, down from 12.2M SF in the previous quarter.

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