Boulder Valley RE/Con: Deal flows diverge as economy grapples with pandemic
BOULDER — The pandemic has changed a lot about how deals are going in 2020’s commercial real estate market, but those trends are diverging based on subtypes and geography within Boulder County.
Freeman Myre principal Andrew Freeman led a panel at BizWest’s Boulder Valley Re/CON Wednesday morning about how the subsectors of the commercial market are shifting. He was joined by Conscience Bay Co. director of investments Ben Woolf and St. John Properties regional partner Brandon Jenkins.
Office and retail hanging on
In downtown Boulder, Conscience Bay saw four retail tenants leave at the end of 2019…
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