The Office Building of the Year “TOBY” Award is the most prestigious and comprehensive program of its kind in commercial real estate, recognizing quality in office buildings and excellence in office building management. After receiving the 2004 Denver Metro TOBY, 1125 17th Street went on to win the regional TOBY award for buildings sized 250,000 square feet to 499,999 square feet.

1125 17th Street is one of fewer than 2,000 buildings nationwide to earn an EPA Energy Star designation. Energy Star buildings use approximately 40 percent less energy than the average building without any compromise in comfort or service.

1125 17th Street is a 489,393-square-foot, Class A building located in the heart of the 17th Street financial district in downtown Denver. The property sits at the edge of the redeveloped LoDo historic district and boasts a wide array of area amenities, including the Tabor Center shops, the 16th street transit mall, a Federal Reserve Bank and a first-class Westin Hotel.

The property features a newly remodeled, elegantly finished lobby, a three-level subterranean parking garage, a drive-through motor banking facility, nine high-speed passenger elevators and the finest of glass lines providing an exceptional view of the Rocky Mountain Front Range.

1125 17th Street is 85 percent occupied by an impressive roster of tenants, including Bank One, MetLife and American Management Systems.

Originally constructed by the architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in 1980, the building has undergone more than $2 million in significant renovations over the past seven years.

Beacon Capital Partners owns the 1125 17th Street building, which is managed and leased by the Denver offices of Means Knaus Partners.

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