Sanderson RE delivers unmatched commercial property expertise across Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, and mountain communities with a focus on premium office, retail, and industrial spaces.
Schedule ConsultationOur expertise spans these key Colorado commercial property types
Class A office buildings in Denver's CBD, Tech Center, and Boulder with mountain views and premium amenities.
View Colorado ListingsPrime retail in Denver's Cherry Creek, mountain resort towns, and along the Front Range corridor.
View Colorado ListingsWarehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities along I-25 and I-70 corridors.
View Colorado ListingsDeep local expertise across the Front Range and mountain communities
Premium commercial listings across the state
8000 E. Peakview Ave, Greenwood Village, CO
Recently renovated 12-story office tower with fitness center, conference facilities, and mountain views.
420 E. Hyman Ave, Aspen, CO
Prime downtown Aspen retail space adjacent to luxury brands with high tourist traffic.
4550 Jackson St, Denver, CO
Modern 60,000 sq ft warehouse with 32' clear height, 18 dock doors, and 5 acres of yard space.
Key data points for commercial real estate decision making
Quality education drives commercial real estate values in surrounding areas
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Serving Greenwood Village, Cherry Hills Village, and southeast Denver metro.
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Highly ranked district serving Boulder and surrounding communities.
Rating: 9/10 (GreatSchools)
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Top-ranked Colorado Springs district serving northern suburbs.
Hear from our satisfied commercial real estate clients
"Sanderson RE secured us a perfect Cherry Creek North retail location before it hit the market. Their Colorado connections are unparalleled."
"Their mountain market expertise helped us acquire a strategic Aspen retail property that's appreciated 28% in two years."
"We've completed four Denver Tech Center office deals with Sanderson RE. They understand the nuances of Colorado's tech market."
Answers to common questions about Colorado commercial property
Denver offers more traditional urban commercial real estate with higher density, while mountain markets are characterized by seasonal fluctuations, resort-driven economics, and strict development regulations. Denver has more institutional investors, while mountain properties often attract high-net-worth individuals. Our team understands these nuances across all Colorado markets.
High altitude impacts building materials (requiring specialized products), HVAC systems (reduced efficiency at elevation), and construction timelines (weather delays). Mountain properties also face unique challenges like snow load requirements. We work with contractors experienced in these conditions to properly evaluate properties.
Colorado offers a 20% property tax credit for qualifying affordable housing projects, enterprise zone tax credits for certain areas, and conservation easement tax benefits. The state also has relatively low corporate income taxes (4.55%). Our advisors stay current on all tax incentive programs.
Water rights are a critical consideration, especially for industrial and agricultural properties. Colorado follows the prior appropriation doctrine ("first in time, first in right"). We always conduct thorough water rights due diligence and work with specialized water attorneys to ensure proper transfers.
Key growth sectors include: technology (Denver/Boulder corridor), aerospace (Colorado Springs), renewable energy (statewide), outdoor recreation (mountain towns), and healthcare (all metro areas). We track these industry trends to advise clients on strategic acquisitions.
Our Colorado-based commercial advisors provide localized expertise for tenants, investors, and owners across the state. Schedule a consultation today.
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