AURORA, CO – Kenai Capital Advisors (“Kenai”) today announced the successful sale of Aurora Corporate Plaza, a 232,887-square-foot, three-building office campus situated on 17.15 acres at 12100–12250 East Iliff Avenue in Aurora, Colorado. The asset was sold on June 10, 2025, through a competitive Ten-X auction process following a court-appointed Read more
Kenai Capital Advisors is pleased to announce that Canyon Law has joined the firm as a Director, specializing in office investment sales across Colorado and the Mountain West. With a wealth of experience on the principal side, Canyon brings deep industry knowledge to help investors navigate today’s evolving and often Read more
DENVER – Kenai Capital Advisors (“Kenai”) today announced the successful sale of 4701 Colorado Boulevard, a 27,716-square-foot industrial property situated on 2.18 acres in Denver, Colorado. This well-maintained industrial asset features dual street access, functional outdoor storage, and high visibility, located directly adjacent to the newly completed Interstate 70 project Read more
Developers Say Denver Policies Are Stymieing Projects
(August 4, 2023) Denver – Kenai Capital Advisors (“Kenai”) today announced that they represented the seller in the sale of a portfolio of industrial buildings in Denver, Colorado. The portfolio was comprised of 4701 Colorado Boulevard, a 27,300 square foot industrial building on 2.18 Acres, and 6500 Franklin Street, a Read more
Kenai Capital Advisors is thrilled to announce the successful sale of 2506 West Alamo Avenue, also known as “The Historic Alamo Offices,” located in Littleton, Colorado. The Seller, a Middle Market Private Equity Firm based in the Denver MSA, will be shifting to a larger office space, allowing for the Read more
March 27, 2023 Robert Davis, Bisnow Denver https://www.bisnow.com/denver/news/data-center/data-center-development-returns-to-metro-denver-despite-water-issues-118263 Data center development activity is picking up in Colorado cities like Aurora and Colorado Springs as supply constraints and macroeconomic conditions push developers away from primary markets like Northern Virginia and Silicon Valley. The activity represents an about-face for data center developers, who Read more
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