May 18-May 31, 2016 —
COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
— Page 19
Pete Kelly of CBRE Inc. repre-
sented the seller in the transac-
tion.
Another medical building
is being planned at Harmony
Technology Park in Fort Collins.
The Eye Center of Northern
Colorado purchased approxi-
mately 4.3 acres of land at the
southeast corner of Ziegler Road
and Precision Drive from Har-
mony Technology Park LLC, an
affiliate of MAVDevelopment,
for $1.41 million, according to
public records.
The Eye Center will build
a 28,000-sf building that will
house its medical/surgical eye
care facility. It will maintain its
practice on Prospect Road in
Fort Collins and two facilities in
Loveland.
“We are adding providers,
and medical and surgical facili-
ties to meet the rapidly increas-
ing demand for treatment of the
vision-threatening eye diseases
of a growing and aging popula-
tion,” said Carol Witter, practice
administrator for the Eye Center
of Northern Colorado.
Scheduled to open in June
2017, the new facility will have
more operating and procedure
rooms than the existing location
and also will include a large
multispecialty eye clinic with
improved access to retina, glau-
coma and cataract care.
Ryan Schaefer and Jake Hal-
lauer of Chrisland Real Estate
Cos. represented the buyer in
the transaction.
“Chrisland Real Estate Cos.
was pleased to assist the Eye
Center of Northern Colorado in
their site selection and purchase
of this property. We are excited
about the positive impacts this
state-of-the-art facility will have
on their practice and patients,”
said Chrisland CEO Ryan
Schaefer.
Josh Guernsey of Brinkman
Partners represented the sell-
er, Harmony Technology Park
LLC.
Nearly 25 acres of additional
land at Harmony Technology
Park is under contract.
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“The design will be elegant and
create an experience that con-
nects both locals and visitors to
the existing fabric of the city.”
The hotel will include an
upscale rooftop lounge with
local beverages and 3,500
square feet of meeting and
event space, including a patio
with views of Walnut Street. It
will feature locally curated art
from students, professors and
musicians.
In addition to the hotel, Fire-
house Alley will include a new
restaurant, parking structure
and 3,850 sf of retail. The retail
will face the alley, which will
be an activated space between
the hotel and parking struc-
ture.
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Tus Nua LLC,
a Colorado-
based investment group, paid
$3.7 million for an office/retail
building at 257 Johnstown Cen-
ter Drive in Johnstown.
The 28,836-sf building was
100 percent occupied by a com-
bination of office, retail and
medical office tenants.
Cobey Wess
of
SVN/Den-
ver Commercial
was the listing
broker. The seller was
John-
stown Station Investors Ltd.
LLLP.
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All Seasons Storage LLC
purchased 118,396 sf of indus-
trial land at 6651 N. Franklin
Ave., Lot N, in Loveland for
$337,450, or $13.66 per sf.
Larry Melton
and
Bruce
Campbell
of
Realtec-Loveland
represented the buyer and the
seller,
First Longview LLC.
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G&Z Transport
leased
11,200 sf of industrial space at
16959 Weld County Road 44 in
LaSalle from
RCJC LLC.
Jeffrey Doran
of
Realtec’s
Fort Collins office was the list-
ing broker.
Mark Bradley
of
Realtec-Greeley
represented
the tenant.
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Flowers Baking Co.
leased
4,665 sf of industrial space at
8101 S.W. Frontage Road in
Fort Collins.
Jason Ells
of
Cushman &
Wakefield
represented the
landlord,
8101 Frontage LLC.
Erik Broman
of
Realtec
repre-
sented the tenant.
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Hammersmith Data Man-
agement Inc.
is expanding
within its existing location at
3760 E. 15th St. in Loveland.
The company leased Suites
101B and 102, for a total of
4,291 sf, from
Triad Enterpris-
es.
Larry Melton, Patrick
O’Donnell
and
Bruce Camp-
bell
of
Realtec-Loveland
han-
dled the transaction.
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Medical
Hotel
The Eye Center of Northern Colorado’s newest facility will be located in Harmony Technology Park in Fort
Collins.
The Elizabeth Hotel will be part of the Firehouse Alley mixed-use devel-
opment in Old Town Fort Collins. (See Other News)
