Global Pacific is a premier Denver Real Estate Investment, Development and Management Company with a longstanding history of industry experience maximizing asset value. We are a generational real estate company owned by a Denver, Colorado, family office. Our vertically-integrated platform and strong balance sheet enabled us to provide comprehensive solutions and delivered superior risk-adjusted returns to our owners since 1994.
We believe deeply in ownership, from owning the assets to the operations and processes that we employ. Over time we have grown wider and deeper in every respect. Our services include acquisitions, development, construction management, and asset management. We believe good investments are the product of good thinking and disciplined processes.
We believe deeply in ownership, from owning the assets to the operations and processes that we employ. Over time we have grown wider and deeper in every respect. Our services include acquisitions, development, construction management, and asset management. We believe good investments are the product of good thinking and disciplined processes.
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Global Pacific acquired Financial Plaza for $14,240,000 from an undisclosed seller who has owned the building since 2007. Financial Plaza is located on the east side of the I-25 and Belleview interchange in Greenwood Village, which is one of the most dynamic and desired submarkets of the Denver Metro area.
The seller, Some Place On Wazee, LLC, had owned the building since 2004, having acquired the property as an investment. The Paper Building is located in Lower Downtown (LoDo), in the heart of one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Denver's urban core. The four-story brick and timber building contains approximately 49,316 square feet and is currently 100% leased to Inspirato.
Global Pacific acquired the property and leased it back to the current tenant - Ironton Distillery and Crafthouse, which will continue to operate onsite as a premier Denver distillery pub with an expansive tasting room and food menu. Ironton is known for its award-winning spirits, and one of the largest outdoor patios in Denver.
In his new position, he will be responsible for providing investment analysis, financial and market analysis, market research, property due diligence, investment capitalization and other strategic and tactical initiatives.
With nearly half a decade of experience in financial underwriting and producing commercial property market offerings in the Denver market, Charles Lippitt brings significant industry experience to his analyst role at Global Pacific.He will work with the acquisitions team to acquire new commercial real estate opportunities and will be instrumental in the deal underwriting, market analysis, and due diligence process for each investment.
With nearly half a decade of experience in financial underwriting and producing commercial property market offerings in the Denver market, Charles Lippitt brings significant industry experience to his analyst role at Global Pacific.He will work with the acquisitions team to acquire new commercial real estate opportunities and will be instrumental in the deal underwriting, market analysis, and due diligence process for each investment.
In his new position, he will be responsible for the economic research and strategic planning. As opportunities arise in coming years, Mike will assist in all aspects of acquisitions and development. Prior to joining Global Pacific, Mike was an Economist for Real Capital Solutions, Inc. He was a key member of the leadership team, with a focus on economic analysis and trend forecasts for states in which they operated.
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Zachery M.
Jul 24, 2019
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Susan M.
Apr 28, 2019
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Global Pacific Parking in the Neustetter's Building between 15th and 16th on Stout is THE WORST. The stairwells and elevators are filthy and smell like a combination of urine and barf on most days. They have had the cut thru sections blocked off for months so you have to literally go to the very top level and all the way back down just to get out. And if you try to avoid that by going around one corner and a short ramp well after business hours, they send you a nasty email telling you that "if it's too much for you to follow the rules, then go park somewhere else. Gladly.
