Central Park Tower in Broomfield sells for $83.5M

BROOMFIELD – A Chicago-based real estate investment firm has paid $83.5 million for Central Park Tower in the Interlocken Advanced Technology Environment business park in Broomfield, according to public records.

GEM Realty Capital, through the entity GV 385 Interlocken Owner LLC, acquired the 11-story, 343,000-square-foot class AA office building from Boston-based Franklin Street Properties Corp.

Prime West developed the LEED Gold certified building at 385 Interlocken Crescent for Franklin Street in 2010.

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Central Park Tower includes an underground parking garage, a fitness center, multiple shared collaboration areas, and a café with indoor and outdoor seating.

Tenants include Webroot Inc., Flatiron Construction Corp., Cornerstone Holdings LLC, ICAT Holdings LLC and Cloud Peak Energy Inc.