PAULS Acquired Regency Plaza Office Tower in Denver
The 15-story office building in the Denver Tech Center has transitioned to new ownership.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Commercial
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Investment firm PAULS has acquired the Regency Plaza office tower, a 335,908-square-foot property located at 4643 S. Ulster St. The building is currently 83% leased following a significant surge in new leasing activity.
Why it matters
The acquisition reflects ongoing institutional interest in the Denver office market, particularly for well-positioned assets that have seen high tenant demand since early 2024.
The 15-story Regency Plaza tower remains 83% occupied, supported by 176,000 square feet of new lease agreements finalized since early 2024. The property, originally built in 1985, underwent a major repositioning project in 2020.
The players
PAULS
An investment firm that recently finalized the acquisition of the Regency Plaza office tower.
Granite Properties
A commercial real estate company that previously owned and sold the Regency Plaza tower.
Collegiate Peaks Bank
The financial institution that provided the capital necessary for the acquisition.
BOMA Denver Metro
A professional association that recognized the property with a 2025 award for excellence.
Newmark
The commercial real estate advisory firm that represented the seller in this transaction.
The details
The Regency Plaza office tower maintains its operational status following the sale by Granite Properties. Financing for the transaction was provided by Collegiate Peaks Bank, while Newmark managed the sale process. Colliers principals will continue to lead leasing efforts for the site, which recently earned the 2025 Outstanding Building of the Year Award from BOMA Denver Metro.
Timeline
1985: The office tower was originally constructed.
2020: The building underwent a comprehensive repositioning.
Early 2024: New leasing momentum began for the property.
2025: The building received an award from BOMA Denver Metro.
September 28, 2026: The acquisition of the tower was officially announced.
The Home Front
This transaction highlights the continued stabilization of high-quality commercial assets in the Denver market. The acquisition validates the impact of 2020 repositioning efforts on long-term property value and tenant retention.
For residents and local business owners, this sale indicates continued stability for the Denver Tech Center area. You should monitor whether your own office lease or neighborhood property management remains consistent under the new building ownership.
The takeaway
The acquisition of Regency Plaza highlights the ongoing strength of the Denver Tech Center as a core office hub. Tenants and nearby residents should watch for future updates on building management practices following the ownership change.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ColoradoBiz.
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