Market Report
March 10, 2026
DENVER, CO • MONTANA RAE, PRINCIPAL
I spent this morning at the Colorado Real Estate Journal Commercial Real Estate Expo, where panels covered Downtown, RiNo, DIA, and Cherry Creek.
The overall tone? Cautious optimism, with some sharp edges. If you missed the Expo, I’ve summarized the key takeaways in a new blog post linked below.
I’m also highlighting the Mattie Silks House at 2009 Market Street as this month’s Featured Listing, along with my full lineup of active lease and sale opportunities currently in the market.
As always, this report reflects work actively underway across Denver’s commercial landscape. If something you see here sparks a question or conversation, I’d love to connect.
Cranes, Concessions, and a City at a Crossroads: Observations from the 2026 CREJ Denver Commercial Real Estate Outlook & Expo
Denver’s commercial real estate market is entering a period defined less by collapse than by recalibration and a reset in pricing, development pacing, and investor expectations across several key submarkets.
Continue to blog post→
Featured Listing
Mattie Silks’ House | 2009 Market Street, Denver, CO 80205
Ballpark Commercial Property
This iconic two-story, freestanding building in the heart of Downtown Denver’s Ballpark District, 2009 Market Street, sits at the prominent corner of 20th Street and Market Street, directly across from Coors Field.
Comprising 6,595 square feet above grade plus a full basement, the property occupies one of the district’s most visible and historically layered intersections. Positioned approximately 200 feet from the gates of Coors Field, the building is surrounded by restaurants, retail, museums, and entertainment venues, and sits within a ten-minute walk of Union Station.
Currently built out as an office, the interior includes conference rooms, private and shared offices, collaborative areas, a wet bar, and a west-facing deck overlooking the stadium. The zoning designation (D-LD) allows for a broad range of uses within Downtown Denver.
The building is landmarked locally as Mattie Silks’ House. While not listed on the National Register of Historic Places, its distinctive Italianate-inspired façade is designated as a Denver historic landmark, preserving its architectural presence within the district.
A Building with a Story: Mattie Silks’ House
Few buildings in Denver carry a name as recognizable as Mattie Silks. In the late 19th century, Mattie Silks was one of Denver’s most well-known madams during the city’s early boom years. She operated a brothel at 2009 Market Street in what was then a rough-and-tumble frontier district serving railroad workers, miners, and businessmen.
Today, the landmark designation preserves the façade as a reminder of that layered history, a surviving physical link to the city’s formative era, and the larger narrative of Downtown Denver’s reinvention.
Active Listings
FOR LEASE
Platt Park | 2383 S Downing Street — Denver
2,000 SF | Retail / Customer-Facing Office
Jefferson Park | 2931 W 25th Avenue, Suite 102 — Denver
1,186 SF | Retail / Salon or Studio
SoBo Coffee Drive-Thru — Denver
870 SF | Retail / Drive-Thru + Parking & Patio
New Listing! Address withheld – Sublease
West Wash Park | 373 S Pearl Street — Denver
1,828 SF | Retail / Boutique Office
Weathervane Boulder | 5869 Arapahoe Avenue — Boulder
1,500–9,000 SF | Destination Retail / Walk-in Office
Edit RiNo | 3463 Walnut Street — Denver
1,316 SF | Retail / Storefront Office
Premier Lofts | 2200 Market Street — Denver
1,692 SF | Retail / Showroom Office
The Quayle | 101 N Broadway — Denver
2,000–5,000 SF | Destination Retail / Creative Office
Downtown Golden | 1206 Washington Avenue — Golden
1,400 SF | Retail / Customer-Facing Office
Coming Soon!
FOR SALE
Mattie Silks House at Coors Field | 2009 Market Street — Denver
6,595 SF Office / Retail | Investment or User
Ballpark Multi-Tenant | 1962 Blake Street — Denver
12,333 SF Retail/Office | Investment or User
Ballpark Mixed-Use | 1948 Blake Street — Denver
6,187 Mixed-Use/Retail | Investment or User
