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Colorado Brewing Industry Expands Amid Space Constraints in Denver and Aurora

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The Colorado craft beer industry is expanding, though it currently faces more closures than new openings. Many new locations are expansions of existing breweries, while others are opening in areas like Aurora. The scarcity of former brewery spaces is making it increasingly difficult for businesses to find suitable locations.

From westword.com

Why it matters

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Despite stagnant consumer demand, breweries are sustaining growth through expansion and improved offerings. This expansion, particularly the high demand for former brewery spaces, is increasing pressure on commercial real estate in the metro area.

From westword.com

Who's involved

  • AuroraCity where new breweries, such as ZoiglBräu, have opened
  • DenverMajor economic hub where the local brewing industry is expanding
  • LongmontCity where Westbound & Down is adding a customer-facing space
  • ColoradoState where the craft beer industry is currently expanding

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  • LongmontSpeculative

    May experience increased commercial real estate values as demand for former brewery spaces rises.

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