Denver's Office Loan Maturity Wall: What Investors Should Know
Denver carries one of the highest office CMBS distress rates in the country in 2026. Here's how the maturity wall works as a sourcing channel and how to underwrite it.
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Denver Office at $90/SF: Underwriting the Basis Reset
Denver office is trading near $90/SF, below replacement cost. Here's what that basis actually asks you to underwrite: lease-up, WALT, capex, and the exit.
Buy vs. Lease Office Space in Denver: Is This Your Window?
Southeast Denver office traded this summer at $86 to $97/SF, below replacement cost. Here's who should buy and who should keep leasing.
1031 Exchange in Denver: What to Do Before the 45-Day Clock Starts
A 1031 exchange defers tax, but the 45 and 180-day clocks start at your sale. In Denver's thin replacement market, line up the buy side first.
Denver Office Cap Rates in 2026: What the Distress Is Actually Pricing
Denver office cap rates read 9.3% in 2026, but distressed towers don't trade on a cap rate at all. Here is what investors should really underwrite first.
Office-to-Residential Conversion in Denver: Does It Pencil?
Most Denver office buildings will never convert to housing. What makes a building convertible, what conversion costs, and why the acquisition basis decides it.
