The Lower Downtown Historic District, commonly referred to as LoDo, is a mixed-use neighborhood featuring more than 23 square blocks of shops, restaurants, businesses and residences. As the city’s birthplace, LoDo houses a large concentration of restored and renovated historic structures. The area was granted historic status in 1988 to preserve the historic architecture. After years of restoration and renovation, the LoDo office market is now one of the most vibrant, hip neighbohoods in Denver.

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LODO OFFICE SPACE STATISTICS
LoDo contains an abundance of historic structures, featuring one of the nation’s largest concentrations of Victorian and turn-of-the-century architecture, with 125 historic red brick buildings, many of which are converted warehouses. The Larimer Square Denver area is a real draw for those seeking high-visibility retail space for lease in Denver. The area includes 5.4 million square feet of office space in 110 Class A and B Buildings.

TRANSPORTATION
The main transportation hub for Denver, Union Station, is located in the heart of LoDo. The station serves the AMTRAK, Light Rail, 16th Street Mall shuttle and RTD buses. Several different methods of public transportation are available to the area, serviced by the Regional Transportation Distric (RTD), making LoDo offices easy to reach from around Denver. The light rail provides access to LoDo throughout the Denver area and the free 16th Street shuttle provides transportation to and from downtown Denver.

LoDo offices offer a multitude of convenient parking options, including meters, surface lots and garages. Hotels and restaurants in the area often offer valet service, in addition to taxi stands located at hotels throughout the area. 

AREA FEATURES
LoDo is a popular area for singles, young professionals and creative types with around 90 bars, restaurants and coffeehouses in addition to retail, hotels and urban residences.

Located near the Platte River and REI's flagship store located at 15th & Platte Street, the area provides recreational opportunities - kayaking, walking and biking along the Platte River and Cherry Creek paths, and indoor rock climbing.

Nearby attractions include Coors field (home of the Colorado Rockies), Invesco Field at Mile High (Denver Broncos stadium),  the Pepsi Center (home of the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche), Elitch Gardens amusement park, the Downtown Acquarium, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, the Denver Art Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and numerous art galleries. 

LOWER DOWNTOWN (LODO) OFFICE SPACE SUBMARKET

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