Tributary Real Estate

We're proud to see Brian recognized in ULI Colorado's Monthly Member Spotlight! His leadership and vision as Vice President of Investments at Tributary are driving our team forward, and we’re excited about what’s to come.

Since launching our investment arm, TRE Investments, we have hit the ground running, raising $23M and assembling a powerhouse team to capitalize on Denver’s evolving office and mixed-use market. With Brian Craig and Billy Woodward leading the charge, we are identifying strategic opportunities in the $5M to $30M range, leveraging our deep market expertise and relationships to unlock value in a dynamic landscape. As Andy Cullen puts it, “Denver has significant opportunities, and we want to play in the market we know best.” We are excited about what is ahead! Read more about our expansion in the latest from Denver Business Journal: https://lnkd.in/g9rM4EFv

We're thrilled to have you join the team, Brian, and we're looking forward to all the great things we'll accomplish together!

Introducing TRE Investments: A New Chapter for Tributary Real Estate ?? We are excited to launch TRE Investments, led by industry experts Brian Craig and Billy Woodward. With extensive experience in asset management, underwriting, and capital markets, this team is spearheading a disciplined, long-term approach to commercial real estate investments. As Denver’s office market evolves, TRE Investments will create lasting value by: - Identifying high-potential, undervalued assets - Acting as a partner and sponsor for mixed-use and office investments - Utilizing robust underwriting and market insights - Strengthening lender and equity relationships to enable strategic transactions Welcome, Brian and Billy, we are thrilled to have you both on board! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gZAs2eWc

Top 5 Trends Shaping Denver’s Commercial Real Estate Market in 2025 ?? Part 5: Owner-User Building Purchases on the Rise ?? Have you considered buying the building you occupy? More businesses are exploring the option to own their space in 2025, and this shift could reshape the commercial real estate landscape. In the past, commercial properties were primarily purchased by investors. However, with property values dipping, many long-term tenants are seizing the opportunity to invest in their own future by purchasing the properties they currently occupy. ?? For businesses with financial flexibility, this presents a chance for long-term stability and potential financial upside as the market recovers. But it also means taking on responsibilities like property management, repairs, and tenant relations. Do you see yourself taking this route in 2025?

We were proud to assist SideCar Public Relations in securing and expanding their office space at 1900 N Grant St., a move that highlights both their impressive growth and their confidence in the potential of the Uptown market. After relocating from RiNo with a 3,425 SF lease, SideCar quickly recognized the need for more space. With Tributary Real Estate’s expertise, they secured an additional 1,924 SF, further strengthening their investment in Uptown’s future. We love working with forward-thinking companies like SideCar PR to find spaces that align with their vision. Thinking about your next move? Let’s talk!

Top 5 Trends Shaping Denver’s Commercial Real Estate Market in 2025 ?? Part 4: Continued Revitalization of Downtown Areas ??? There's no question our downtowns are still grappling with the impacts of a vastly different office market compared to five years ago. We're coming into the year on a high note after Q4 brought encouraging signs of stability with positive net absorption of office space. And with more sections of 16th Street Mall completing and the expansion of Denver's Downtown Development Authority, 2025 is shaping up to be a year of some big, bold reinvestments in downtown. That said, vacancy rates in older Class B and C buildings remain one of the city's biggest challenges. Driving meaningful change this year will take open, creative collaboration between the public and private sectors, as well as some seriously creative approaches to repurposing outdated buildings for new life - whether that's an office use or not. We'd love to hear from you: What are some of the key ways you'd like to see Denver evolve in 2025?

Top 5 Trends Shaping Denver’s Commercial Real Estate Market in 2025?? Part 3: Construction Costs Stabilize as Inflation Cools ?? Is the construction industry finally getting a break? After a period of skyrocketing material costs and inflation pressures, things are starting to level off. ??? Construction material prices are stabilizing, and as inflation cools, we expect more predictability in budgeting for new projects and renovations in 2025. For developers and businesses considering major builds or upgrades, this is welcome news. ?? As confidence in the broader economy improves, we can anticipate steady spending in non-residential construction. This is a key signal that we’re heading into a more stable construction environment.

Strategic Planning Team Retreat in AZ ?? Changing the environment can ignite fresh ideas and new perspectives. Our retreat in Arizona encouraged creativity and collaboration, and we returned energized, inspired and ready to tackle the year ahead!

Top 5 Trends Shaping Denver’s Commercial Real Estate Market in 2025?? Part 2: The Flexible Workplace Evolution ?? The future of work is here, and it’s more flexible than ever. We continue to see businesses adopting highly customized hybrid models to suit their needs of their teams and their customers. ?? Many companies are discovering that hybrid work often requires more physical space—not less—than they initially anticipated. The fully open floorplans of the past are giving way to dynamic environments that better support both in-person and remote collaboration. This means: ? Purpose-built spaces for seamless connections between onsite and remote participants ? Thoughtfully designed zones for collaboration in groups of all sizes ? Tech-enabled, Zoom-ready spaces across the office for enhanced productivity How is your company adapting to this shift in work culture? Share your experience below!