CONTINUUM PARTNERS
Continuum Partners is a prominent real estate development and investment management firm based in Denver, Colorado, founded in 1997. Renowned as a national leader in large-scale, mixed-use projects, Continuum has garnered a reputation for managing complex redevelopment initiatives, successfully handling multiple high-profile projects with multi-hundred million dollar investments. The company’s extensive portfolio features transformative developments such as the Union Station Transportation Center and Neighborhood located in the heart of Downtown Denver. Additionally, it has developed Belmar, a sprawling $750 million mixed-use precinct in Lakewood, alongside the ambitious 9+Co project, a 26-acre redevelopment of the former University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Another major project includes Market Station, a revitalization of a former RTD bus station into a vibrant 370,000 square foot mixed-use community space that integrates innovative retail, mixed-income housing, and communal areas.
Further extending its influence, Continuum Partners has established a second office in Los Angeles. Projects under development in this office include ProduceLA, a creative office space encompassing 116,000 square feet positioned in the Los Angeles Arts District, and the extensive Fourth & Central redevelopment project, estimated at $2 billion, which revitalizes a significant 2-acre site previously occupied by LA Cold Storage. Furthermore, several additional mixed-use ventures are currently underway in Downtown Los Angeles.
Continuum Partners is distinguished not only for its successful project executions but also for its commitment to high-quality urban design and sustainable building practices. The company's projects are characterized by their enduring value and their focus on creating thriving human habitats that enhance community living. By integrating enduring design with innovative solutions, Continuum Partners continues to shape urban landscapes and contribute positively to the communities it serves, reinforcing its leadership position in commercial real estate development.
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