Owner of Boulder, Longmont office parks eyes growth in Colorado with new fund
BOULDER — Texas-based Goff Capital Partners, which owns business parks in Boulder and Longmont, has merged operations with affiliated firm Crescent Real Estate Holdings and launched a new fund that will enable the combined company to significantly increase its holdings, including in Colorado.
Conrad Suszynski, managing principal for Goff at its Colorado office in Centennial, will serve as co-CEO of the new company, along with Jason Anderson, who is based in Fort Worth, Texas. John Goff, who founded both companies, will serve as chairman.
Suszynski said in a phone interview Tuesday that the new $200 million fund, dubbed GP Invitation Fund I,…
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