The Denver News Agency Tower (DNA) is a 320,000 square foot newly constructed, class A Office Tower ideally located in Downtown Denver.  This state of the art building has great transportation access, and faces the Colorado State Capital and the beautiful Denver Civic Center Park.

American Properties Inc. acquired the 320,000-square-foot Denver News Agency Building from Wachovia Development Co. of Charlotte, in 2006, as the building was finished. The downtown Denver property sits at 101 W. Colfax Ave. and is fully occupied by the Denver Newspaper Agency, which publishes The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News.

Built in 2006, the Property is a state-of-the-art, 11-story, 320,000 square foot class A office building overlooking the Civic Center, City Hall, and the State Capitol. The Property includes 626 structured parking spaces and all the components expected of a class A building in a major market central business district. The Denver News Agency Building features a diverse package of amenities that are unparalleled in the market including the following:

Auditorium: The first floor features a 231-seat auditorium available for public use that contains large-screen projectors, advanced sound mixers, wireless networking, and television cameras.

Internet Connectivity: The building is hardwired for high speed internet service. Wireless internet service is provided throughout the building and on the plaza outside via a separate WiFi network.

Balconies: The building features three balconies, two on the sixth floor overlooking the State Capitol and one on the tenth floor.

Amenities: The building contains a lunch room, yoga room, fitness center, Starbucks, and two additional restaurants.

Phone Service: The phone service is provided via a state-of-the-art Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) connection.

Electricity: The building is supplied by three separate electrical substations, giving the Property triple redundant power.