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New coworking operator takes over 40K SF in LoDo (Photos courtesy of Jeff Fierberg)
A full floor of office space in LoDo’s Dairy Block is no longer under CTRL.
CTRL Collective ceased operating the coworking space that takes up the building’s 42,635-square-foot third floor on May 5.
But that doesn’t mean the hot desks and small private offices have left. A new operator has taken over the space at 1800 Wazee St., branding it “Flex Office – Denver.”
Chez Dyas
Flex owner Chez Dyas, 38, said his company took over on May 6, and signed a new master lease with the landlord.
International brand expands reach by buying downtown coworking space
Images courtesy of Venture X – Denver Downtown)
A coworking space in the Petroleum Building in Upper Downtown is under new ownership.
Modworks is now Venture X, as the international coworking brand continues to expand its reach in Denver. Paul Sheperd is the owner of the new spot on 16th Street.
“I’ve been looking for an opportunity coming out of the downturn, and I definitely think coworking is going to be a big thing as we come out of coronavirus and with the economic recovery,” Sheperd told BusinessDen by phone Thursday. “Talking to a lot of people, I see that a lot of companies aren’t coming back to the office, or if they do it’s a few times a week. I think a lot of people will be left working at home, and they’ll be looking for a way to be social again.”
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Landmark Fort Worth building up for grabs
Historic downtown office building is more than a century old.
Built in 1910, the downtown Fort Worth building is owned by XTO Energy.(Elias Mohammed)
A landmark Fort Worth building has hit the market.
The century-old office building at 110 West 7th in downtown Fort Worth was renovated in 2005 by owner XTO Energy.
Now the more than 101,000-square-foot landmark is being marketed for sale by commercial property firm JLL.
“As more employees are deciding to return to the office, this building is a great space to own and occupy and will contribute to the increase in leasing activity this year,” JLL’s Ryan Matthews said in a statement. “The building is also a good candidate for other development opportunities within the residential and hospitality space.”