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The Crawford occupies the upper floors of Denver’s Union Station building, a landmark that first opened in 1914 and continues to anchor the heart of the city. Its revival in 2014 transformed the station into a mixed use transit hub, cultural destination and boutique hotel. The Crawford opened that summer as a natural extension of the station’s renewed purpose, welcoming guests into a setting where history feels both present and refreshed. With one hundred twelve rooms shaped by the station’s long story, The Crawford blends the romance of early rail travel with the clarity and comfort of modern hospitality. Classic rooms borrow their proportions from the building’s original office wings with tall ceilings and generous windows. Pullman rooms sit on a newly added mezzanine and recall the tailored intimacy of vintage sleeper cars. Loft rooms rise into the former attic and feature exposed timbers and vaulted ceilings that bring an airy, urban character. Each room category carries a distinct personality while contributing to a unified sense of place. Set above the lively Great Hall of Union Station, which now serves as a public living room filled with dining and retail, The Crawford places guests directly within the rhythm of downtown Denver. The moment you step through its doors you move between the pulse of the city and a hotel experience shaped by thoughtful design, local pride and a deep respect for the building’s past.

Denver Union Station is the historic heart of downtown Denver and one of the city’s most enduring civic landmarks, seamlessly blending transportation, hospitality, and community life. First opened in 1881 and rebuilt after a fire in 1894, the station played a central role in Denver’s emergence as a rail hub of the American West, welcoming generations of travelers, settlers, and commerce through its iconic Beaux-Arts façade. Over time, as rail travel declined, the station fell into disuse—until a visionary public-private effort set the stage for its revival. That transformation culminated in a comprehensive restoration completed in 2014, which carefully preserved the station’s architectural character while reimagining it for modern urban life. Today, Denver Union Station functions as the city’s primary transportation hub, connecting Amtrak, light rail, commuter rail, regional and local bus service, and the direct rail line to Denver International Airport. At its core, the soaring Great Hall—often called “Denver’s living room”—serves as a welcoming public space filled with locally curated restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and boutiques, alongside the 112-room Crawford Hotel housed within the historic structure. Surrounded by activated plazas, public art, and a highly walkable neighborhood, Denver Union Station has become both a gathering place for residents and a front door for visitors. More than a restored building, it stands as a symbol of Denver’s past and future—honoring its railroad heritage while anchoring downtown’s continued growth, connectivity, and civic identity.

Austin Proper Hotel and Residences is a 32-story luxury hotel and condominium tower in downtown Austin’s Second Street District, anchoring the GreenWater redevelopment with design-forward sophistication and seamless access to the city’s cultural, culinary, and natural amenities. Blending high-touch hospitality with private residential living, the property features Kelly Wearstler–designed interiors, 244 thoughtfully appointed hotel rooms, and 98 premier residences including an exclusive penthouse collection. Residents and guests enjoy refined dining, a full-service spa, state-of-the-art fitness offerings, and elevated meeting and event spaces, all wrapped in a highly curated lifestyle experience. Its proximity to Lady Bird Lake, Shoal Creek, and Austin’s most dynamic downtown destinations positions Austin Proper as a best-in-class asset within one of the nation’s most coveted urban markets. .

Finley is a build-to-rent townhome community within Baseline in Broomfield, part of Metro Denver’s fast-growing northwest corridor. The community offers two and three bedroom, three-story townhomes with attached two-car garages and private entries. Residents have access to a club-quality amenity set including a resort-style pool and spa, 24/7 fitness center, bocce and game court, conference room, and a resident clubhouse, all managed on site. Positioned in Baseline’s Parkside West Village near Baseline Road, I-25, and E-470, Finley benefits from regional connectivity to Denver, Boulder, and DIA, plus the planned Town Center, trail network, and Colorado’s first Pollinator District placemaking strategy. The location captures demand from households seeking maintenance-free living with suburban convenience and urban access.

Baseline Industrial II is a ±153,000 SF Class A industrial / manufacturing facility in Realberry's Baseline Innovation District, strategically located at the confluence of I-25, E-470/Northwest Parkway, and Baseline Road (Hwy 7) in Broomfield. As the second speculative industrial building at Baseline, the project was designed with elevated architecture and modern infrastructure to attract advanced manufacturing and innovation users and is fully leased to BEGA North America for large-scale luminaire production. The asset complements Baseline Industrial I and anchors the Innovation District’s positioning as a hub for sophisticated, ESG-conscious users seeking best-in-class space, access to talent, and integration into the master-planned community.

FoundryLine is a cornerstone residential development in Denver’s RiNo Art District, designed to meet the growing demand for luxury urban living in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Rising 17 stories, the tower brings 348 modern apartments to an area defined by its cultural energy, creative workforce, and thriving local economy. Its location at 38th and Blake offers a direct link to downtown Denver, Union Station, and Denver International Airport, making it one of the most transit-connected multifamily communities in the region. The RiNo submarket has transformed over the past decade from an industrial hub into a premier destination for art, dining, and innovation. Residents at FoundryLine are immersed in a neighborhood celebrated for its street murals, craft breweries, live music venues, and cutting-edge restaurants. This unique environment attracts a diverse tenant base — from young professionals and creatives to established urban dwellers — who value walkability, cultural amenities, and access to Denver’s expanding job centers. Positioned at the intersection of lifestyle and connectivity, FoundryLine embodies the future of multifamily housing in Denver’s urban core.

The Elizabeth Hotel is a 164-key, design-forward lifestyle hotel located in Old Town Fort Collins and part of Marriott Autograph Collection. Opened in 2017, the property occupies a prominent downtown site adjacent to Colorado State University and serves a diverse mix of leisure travelers, university-related demand, and corporate guests across the Fort Collins–Loveland MSA. The hotel anchors Firehouse Alley, a pedestrian-oriented corridor activated by destination food-and-beverage concepts and music-centric programming that reflect Fort Collins’ cultural identity. Signature venues include The Emporium: An American Brasserie, a chef-driven brasserie; Magic Rat, a live-music venue hosting local and touring acts; and the Sunset Lounge rooftop, offering indoor-outdoor seating with views over Old Town. Music is a defining element of the hotel’s identity and guest experience. This theme extends beyond programming to curated amenities, including an Instrument Lending Library and in-room turntables paired with a vinyl lending collection, reinforcing the property’s connection to Fort Collins’ creative community. Flexible meeting and event spaces—both indoor and outdoor—support business meetings, university functions, weddings, and social gatherings, all within walking distance of downtown shops, dining, and campus destinations.