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Yahoo
23-05-2025
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LaPour Commemorates Completion of Centennial, Colorado's Newest Shallow Bay Industrial Facility with American Flag Raising Event with Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) Chapter 1106
LAS VEGAS, May 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- LaPour, an award-winning real estate development firm, in collaboration with Mar-Gulf and MDI Capital proudly announces the completion of Creekside Centennial Tech Center (CCTC)—a highly anticipated, premium, shallow bay industrial project delivering critical inventory to one of the Denver region's most supply-constrained submarkets. Situated on 6.34 acres just north of Centennial Airport in the Southeast Denver submarket, CCTC offers a modern solution for a long-underserved user category: small- to mid-size industrial tenants. The single-building project, totaling 63,207 square feet, features 24-foot clear heights, 16 dock-high doors, 8 drive-in doors, and a generous 3/1,000 SF parking ratio. CCTC's location offers unmatched accessibility to major transportation arteries, including I-25, E-470, and SH-83, via nearby Arapahoe Road. The site is also surrounded by an abundance of lifestyle amenities, restaurants, and walkable trails, further enhancing its appeal to image-conscious tenants seeking quality space with convenience and community. "We're proud to deliver Creekside Centennial Tech Center and bring a much-needed, upscale industrial option to users under 10,000sf in Southeast Denver," said Jeff LaPour, President of LaPour Partners. "This project raises the bar for small-bay product in the Denver market—offering modern functionality, flexibility, and architectural quality that redefine what tenants should expect from Class A industrial space." To commemorate the project's completion, LaPour hosted an inaugural flag raising event on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. In a moving tribute ahead of Memorial Day, the flag was raised for the first time by the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) Chapter 1106 will be participating in a special flagpole ceremony to honor American values and the sacrifices of military personnel. CCTC has experienced heightened lease interest, as expected with such a shortage of quality space serving the target users. The project delivers at 30% pre-leased. Flexible opportunities and move-in ready spec suites are available from 6,650sf – 24,000sf, and can accommodate a wide range of users in light industrial, assembly, research, and last-mile logistics. The development directly responds to intense tenant demand, as current vacancy rates for buildings capable of serving users under 15,000sf hover around 2.5% in the Southeast submarket. Stream Denver's team of Tyler Reed, Peter Beugg, Dominic Diorio, and Buzz Miller represent LaPour in its lease efforts. LaPour broke ground on the project in June 2024, completing construction on schedule in May 2025. For leasing inquiries or more information about Creekside Centennial Tech Center, please contact LaPour Partners at (702) 222-3022 or visit Brochure: View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Lapour Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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03-03-2025
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'Laundry is a need:' Non-profit fundraising for mobile laundry unit
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – A local non-profit is raising money to help fill a need for laundry services in Huntsville. ShowerUp Huntsville provides showers to people who don't have access to facilities. Director Tyler Reed says hygiene is often overlooked as a need in Huntsville. Madison County Sheriff's Office investigating inmate death 'Every single day here in Huntsville, we're giving showers to the people who don't have a home, and constantly people are coming up the most common question we get is, 'do you have any clean clothes I can put on?' He said, 'and usually, the answer is no.' Reed says ShowerUp Huntsville's affiliate, ShowerUp Nashville, already has a mobile laundry unit that is in high demand. During Hurricanes Helene and Milton, he says he drove the unit to states that lost their water supply. He says the trip made him realize how important laundry services are. 'You can only go so long and then you run out of clothes, and so that really hurt me when I was there, seeing that, realizing the need for disaster relief,' he said. 'When another disaster strikes, we're going to take that mobile unit and go and serve the people in a disaster zone.' Once ShowerUp reaches its fundraising goal, the mobile laundry unit and showers will travel around to different communities in Huntsville. Thanks to a private match-donation, ShowerUp is already half-way to its goal, with $32,000 remaining to fundraise. Several agencies near Lauderdale Co. respond to fire involving over 50 vehicles at salvage yard Reed says a shower and clean clothes can help people who are struggling get back on their feet. 'We're going to wash their uniforms, and nobody will know what their situation is. They're going to go on the job, they're going to work hard just like their neighbor. but they might be sleeping out on the streets, but physically you won't be able to tell,'' he said. 'Our goal is that first we work on the physical aspect, and it really changes their mental state and their emotional state to help somebody get that step up.' To help ShowerUp reach its fundraising goal, visit Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
