DENVER—Developer Prime West has broken ground on One Belleview Station, a new class AA office building totaling 320,000 square feet. The development is located at the northwest quadrant of I-25 and East Belleview Avenue and will be the first office building within the 42-acre Belleview Station Transit Oriented Mixed Use Master Plan. Designed by Gensler, One Belleview Station will be LEED Gold and will take advantage of state of the art system architecture for both power and fiber optic data. Cushman & Wakefield's senior directors Ryan Stout and Nathan Bradley are leasing agents for the project, which is expected to deliver in the Fall of 2016.
“Today's groundbreaking marks the beginning of another successful transit oriented development community coming to life for Denver and the region,” said Denver Mayor Michael Hancock. “This will undoubtedly be a signature office site to support our expanding business community. We're proud to see smart development taking shape, linking residents with jobs, housing, retail and more.”
“One Belleview Station is customized to the needs of modern office users,” said Steve Clarke, CEO of Prime West. “The 2 minute walk to RTD's Belleview Station platform, I-25 visibility and access, intelligent floor plate efficiency, and a robust array of walkable amenities allows tenants to optimize the combination of multi-modal connectivity and a high-quality work environment.”
Prime West has partnered with Goldman Sachs on the development. The Denver office of The Weitz Company is the general contractor for the project, and Gensler's Denver studio is the architect. Belleview Station's master developer is Front Range Land and Development Co., from whom Prime West and Goldman Sachs purchased the la
“One Belleview Station offers an urban environment in a suburban setting and is a highly attractive and unique opportunity for office users in the southeast submarket,” said Stout. “A true walkable mixed-use development provides tenants unprecedented options not available elsewhere in this submarket. Belleview Station is a remarkable mix of office, housing, shopping and dining options, and because of this we have significant interest in the available space.”
The building will feature an activated lobby with coffee bar and abundant community furniture, first floor dining, lobby access from the parking garage, and an on-site fitness center. The office space will offer unobstructed mountain and city views as well as column-free open floor plates with floor to ceiling glass on each corner.
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