CU Real Estate Forum: Amenities, flex space demand soars in post-COVID era
BOULDER — The COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath didn’t crush the real estate market along the Boulder-Denver corridor, but they did alter the sector, creating new opportunities for investors, developers and other real estate professionals willing to embrace the evolving environment.
Shifts in the way the region’s residents work, shop and play have rewarded players who embrace amenities-rich retail and entertainment projects and flex commercial space featuring offices, industrial and lab space.
These opportunities — along with the challenges and headwinds the industry has faced over the last three years — were topics of a panel discussion Wednesday at the University of…
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