REIT buys National Archives and Records Administration warehouse in Broomfield
BROOMFIELD — Washington D.C.-based real estate investment trust Easterly Government Properties Inc. (NYSE: DEA) purchased the National Archives and Records Administration warehouse in Broomfield this month for $22.28 million.
The 10-year-old facility at 17101 Huron St. encompasses 164,372 square feet and sits on about 11.5 acres, Broomfield real estate records show.
The seller was Alameda Natpark LLC, an entity registered to a residential address in Cherry Hills Village.
The warehouse, which is fully leased to the federal government’s General Services Administration on a 20-year term, serves as the official Federal Records Center for the Denver metropolitan area. It holds records for Colorado, Montana,…
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