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8/23/24
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Lovett Industrial has completed construction on Broadway Logistics Center, a new 201.3k sf, Class A front-park rear-load industrial building in Denver, CO. Located at 6795 Broadway, at the corner of W 70th Ave and Broadway, adjacent to Twin Lakes Park, the freestanding building boasts a desirable infill location in Denver’s Central Industrial submarket.
Key features of Broadway Logistics Center include 2.3k sf of Class A office build-out, a 32-foot clear height, 6-inch reinforced concrete slab, 204 auto parking stalls, 57 dock-high doors, 130- foot truck courts, and 50 trailer parks. The project also offers spacious truck courts, trailer storage, and abundant auto parking.
Broadway Logistics Center is also located in Unincorporated Adams County with low sales tax rates benefiting occupiers of industrial space.
Drew McManus, SIOR, Bryan Fry and Ryan Searle with Cushman & Wakefield in Denver are currently marketing the building for lease. The facility can be leased to a single tenant or multiple tenants with divisibility down to 22.4k sf.
“Broadway Logistics Center adds a new best-in-class building to Denver’s desirable and advantageous Central Industrial submarket that is also conveniently near downtown. The project’s infill location provides occupiers with quick access to Denver’s primary network of interstate freeways and immediate access to Metro Denver’s most robust labor pool,” said McManus.
According to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest market reporting, Denver’s North Central submarket, where the project is located, remains among the Metro’s top performing industrial submarkets with vacancy at a healthy 5.2% at midyear 2024. Occupancy growth in the submarket carried its momentum from 2023 with steady growth of over 300k sf in the first half of 2024. Leasing activity was also solid at nearly 900k sf over the same time period. Tenant demand in industry sectors such as Home Services, Building Materials and Food/Beverage keep the North Central submarket performing at a high level.
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