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Originally Posted by TakeFive
^^ Given that Hines is HQ'd in Houston it would make tons of sense for them to secure and O&G company as a (anchor) tenant. After 1401's groundbreaking on Wednesday (which I'm happy to count as a tower) we knew that 1144 15th Street was the most likely next in line office project with groundbreaking set for next spring.
EDIT: Is it possible that with an anchor tenant already in hand that Hines would accelerate their groundbreaking?
Block 162 we've not heard much in the way of specifics yet. Tabor Two, with (only) 31 stories will have 620,000 sq. ft. It will be fun to see who beyond the Hines project is the next most likely to come to fruition.
The Good News is having significant portions of the next two office projects in Central Downtown already pre-leased. I read over the weekend where the Colorado Tower, a 373,000 sq. ft. 30-story tower in Austin set for a December opening is now 95% pre-leased so there's business expansion happening out there.
Side Topic: I'm really anxiously waiting to hear something official on SkyHouse Denver assuming it's the next most likely groundbreaking.
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This would be a phenomenal event for the city and region "IF"
1401 goes up.
Hines goes up.
Then the kicker I raise you from only a third tower rising "confluence park" but a 4th.
TABOR TWO as well, only it would be reconfigured to be a mix use tower of 75/80 stories tall 1000' or better in height and end up REDEFINING THE SKYLINE!!!
Hey a urban nerd like myself can dream right. And this would be a dream come true for this urban guy who just like all of you Love the city of Denver. And only want to see it start growing and living up to its potential!
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