Atria developer sells Broomfield office space for $56M
BROOMFIELD — A holding company operated by Etkin Johnson Real Estate Partners recently offloaded a pair of Broomfield office buildings for $56.25 million.
The office campus, called Atria and completed about two years ago, is home to the headquarters of iconic footwear brand Crocs Inc. (Nasdaq: CROX) and Conga, a rapidly growing end-to-end digital document transformation company registered to AppExtremes LLC.
The buyer, according to Broomfield real estate records, was KW Fund VI – Atria LLC, a holding company affiliated with Kennedy Wilson Inc. The California-based investor owns multifamily and commercial real estate throughout the western United States.
An Etkin Johnson…
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