Monfort Companies signs 10-year lease at 1900 Lawrence in downtown Denver

Monfort Companies Signs 10-Year Lease at 1900 Lawrence in Denver

Monfort Companies, a prominent investment and development company based in Colorado, has recently finalized a 10-year lease agreement at 1900 Lawrence, a newly constructed 30-story tower located in Denver’s Central Business District.

Occupying Suite 1930, which pays tribute to the founding year of Monfort of Colorado, the company will establish its new headquarters at the prestigious address in October of this year. Notable tenants such as Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP and Marsh McLennan are already situated in the building.

According to Kenneth Monfort, executive vice president at Monfort Companies, “We wanted a space that could grow with us while keeping us rooted in the center of the city. We’re deeply committed to shaping downtown Denver’s future, and 1900 Lawrence gives us the infrastructure, energy, and visibility to keep doing that work at a high level.”

With the recent launch of Monfort Investment Corp., the firm’s asset management business, the company sought a space that aligns with its expanding team, enhanced service offerings, and long-term vision.

1900 Lawrence, developed by Riverside Investment and Development and designed by Goettsch Partners, is just two blocks away from Monfort’s current office near Coors Field. The $400 million, 700,000-square-foot office tower offers 10,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, six levels of above-grade parking, and two levels of underground parking.

Key amenities at 1900 Lawrence include a fitness center, rooftop pickleball courts, a golf simulator, multiple indoor and outdoor common areas, and The Mile High Terrace.

David Shirazi, senior vice president at JLL, who represented Monfort in the lease transaction, stated, “Monfort Companies will be right at home in 1900 Lawrence. The quality of construction and depth of amenities set this building apart, offering the kind of elevated workplace experience that’s increasingly important in the downtown market.”