Downtown Denver is where Colorado Cowboy meets Urban life in an exciting multifaceted place to Live, Work and Play. 

Denver is an outdoor city with a vibrant, walkable downtown offering urban adventures for everyone. Downtown’s free 16th Street Mall shuttle connected to the light rail system makes it easy to get around and commute. Visit Larimer Square and the renovated Denver Union Station in historic Lower Downtown (LoDo), where Victorian renovated brick and timber buildings now house restaurants, galleries, shops, bars, brewpubs. and coffee houses, or head to Denver Pavilions where you’ll find shops, restaurants, bars and a movie theater.

Downtown Denver is the metro area’s largest office submarket with 28.3 million SF in 128 buildings.

LoDo

LoDo (Lower Downtown) is just west of Denver’s CBD, and has grown from rundown old brick warehouses and lofts to the trendiest, hottest places to be in Denver. From the close proximity of both the Pepsi Center and Coors Field to the countless bars and restaurants you can walk to, LoDo is the best neighborhood for a young professional. Union Station, in the center of LoDo, has been completely renovated to become the hub of Denver’s mass transit system and includes new office buildings, restaurants and entertainment.

The LoDo office market consists of 174 buildings totaling 9.4 million SF.

RiNo

As LoDo has risen in popularity and expense, its sister neighborhood to the north RiNo (River North Arts District) has fast become the new hotspot. ,RiNo is where “art is made”, boasting historic warehouses and factory buildings that are home to everything from music venues, restaurants, breweries, and a plethora of art galleries and studios.

RiNo has also become home to a new growing office market with a different kind of office building with combining the best of attributes urban high rises with suburban campuses. RiNo offers 116 office buildings totaling 5.4 million SF.