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Solomon Stark

NAI Shames Makovsky

Property Details

Property Type Office - General Office
Property Size 11,632 SF
Units 4
Lot Size 0.5 Acre
Building Class C
Year Built 1964
Date Updated Jul 17, 2026

Hard corner of High Street and East Colfax Avenue in Denver, CO, offering strong visibility along East Colfax.1915 E Colfax is a rare owner-user, leasing, investment, or future redevelopment opportunity located on the hard corner of the signalized intersection of High Street and East Colfax Avenue. The property sits on a 21,670 SF lot and includes two buildings: a 10,704 SF two-story building primarily built out as office space with potential ground-floor retail use, and a separate 928 SF building leased to a phone store, providing supplemental income. The main building is available for lease from 5,352–9,104 SF, with the remaining approximately 1,600 SF on the second floor occupied by an existing short-term tenant. The overall property is also offered for sale for an owner-user or investor. With 23 surface parking spaces, strong visibility along East Colfax, in-place income, flexible office/retail functionality, and C-MS-5 zoning supporting long-term redevelopment potential, the property presents a compelling opportunity in one of Denver’s most active urban corridors.1915 E Colfax is a rare owner-user, leasing, investment, or future redevelopment opportunity located on the hard corner of the signalized intersection of High Street and East Colfax Avenue. The property sits on a 21,670 SF lot and includes two buildings: a 10,704 SF two-story building primarily built out as office space with potential ground-floor retail use, and a separate 928 SF building leased to a phone store, providing supplemental income. The main building is available for lease from 5,352–9,104 SF, with the remaining approximately 1,600 SF on the second floor occupied by an existing short-term tenant. The overall property is also offered for sale for an owner-user or investor. With 23 surface parking spaces, strong visibility along East Colfax, in-place income, flexible office/retail functionality, and C-MS-5 zoning supporting long-term redevelopment potential, the property presents a compelling opportunity in one of Denver’s most active urban corridors.

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Highlights

A Premier Location for Business Growth and Talent Attraction
Cost competitiveness: While not the
Denver is a regional hub for transportation, also investment in amenities: parks, arts, events, sports venues. (denver.gov)
Denver, CO
development. (denver.org)
drink) — useful for attracting and retaining employees. (denver.org)
Growing population: Solid customer base, expanding labor force, continued growth
Highly-educated workforce: Excellent for recruiting talent, especially for tech, professional services, research
in cost studies (e.g. for business travel, living). (denver.org)
Industry diversity: Strong presence in tech, aerospace, healthcare, business services, hospitality/ tourism, and more. (denver.org)
Infrastructure & connectivity:
lowest-cost city, Denver often ranks favorably compared to many large metros
Quality of life: Attractive climate, outdoor lifestyle (hiking / skiing / trails), cultural amenities (arts, entertainment, food
via migration. (denver.org)