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One Union Station Picks Local Management Group

The massive One Union Station property at 1615 Wynkoop St. will now be managed by ColeTaylor.

One Union Station
Photo credit: GLL Properties
One Union Station

The Denver-based commercial property management company will now oversee the 111,744 SF office building and its thousands of square feet of retail space, the company announced Friday. The project is currently home to retailers including a FirstBank branch, Zo Ma Ma, Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill and Protein Bar.

One Union Station is owned by Germany-based GLL and was previously managed by Hines.

“We are excited to welcome ColeTaylor to our portfolio of top-tier property management partners,” Eric Ramm, vice president and acquisition officer for GLL Real Estate Partners, said in a statement. “They share our passion for creating places where people can work, connect and enjoy, and we’re confident in their ability to deliver exceptional service to our One Union Station tenants.”

Denver-based energy company Antero Resources leases three floors in the building, or around 98K SF.

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