Kenai Capital Advisors Facilitates Sale of 212,859 Square Foot Office Tower in Houston, Texas

HOUSTON – Kenai Capital Advisors (“Kenai”) today announced the successful sale of 9801 Westheimer Road, a 212,859-square-foot office tower situated on 5.36 acres in the Westchase submarket of Houston, Texas. The office tower sold on December 10, 2025, through a competitive Real Insight auction process. The buyer, a private investor, Read more

Kenai Capital Advisors sells 26,950-square-foot industrial service facility on 9.98 acres

DENVER – Kenai Capital Advisors (“Kenai”) today announced it represented the Seller in the sale of a 26,950-square-foot industrial service facility situated on 9.98 acres in Denver, Colorado to the Buyer Alterra IOS. The facility is located within one of Denver’s most supply-constrained industrial corridors and is 100% leased to Read more

Kenai Capital Advisors sells a two-asset industrial outdoor storage portfolio in Colorado and Oklahoma

  DENVER & OKLAHOMA CITY – Kenai Capital Advisors (“Kenai”) today announced it represented the seller, Bamboo Equity Partners (“Bamboo”), in the sale of a two-asset industrial outdoor storage portfolio totaling 36,321 square feet across 6.45 acres in Colorado and Oklahoma. The portfolio included 5585 Marion Street in Denver, Colorado, Read more

Kenai Capital Advisors Facilitates Sale of 232,887 Square Foot Office Portfolio in Aurora, Colorado

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

Data Center Developers – Denver

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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