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NAIOP Colorado Honors Best Of The Best For '16

Snapped at the recent NAIOP 2017 Awards of Excellence, which Bisnow attended: (back) Jim Allen and Tim Masters, TJC Consultants; Eric Combs, D2C Architects; Scott Kiere, Urban Green Development; (front) Alaina Silva and Morgan Kirtland, Urban Green Development.
Photo credit: Bisnow //Back row: Jim Allen and Tim Masters, TJC Real Estate Management and Services; Eric Combs, D2C Architects; Scott Kiere, Urban Green Development; Front row: Alaina Silva and Morgan Kirtland, Urban Green Development

The recent NAIOP 2017 Awards of Excellence at Denver Center for the Performing Arts in the Donald R. Seawell Grand Ballroom, honored the best of the best in Colorado's real estate industry for 2016, and also marked 2017 as the Colorado chapter's 40th anniversary.

Photo credit: Bisnow NAIOP 2017 Awards of Excellence at Denver Center for the Performing Arts

The Award of Excellence went to United Properties' Kevin Kelley; Developing Leader Member of the Year to Adam Loveland of Citywide Banks; and Member of the Year to Mindy Humphrey of Fidelity National Title Group.

The President's Award was given posthumously to developer Steve Clarke, longtime friend of NAIOP Colorado, and accepted on his behalf by his wife, Lia Clarke.

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