A 100,000-square-foot Class A industrial building in Littleton has been acquired by CHC Little Deer LLC, a joint venture between North Carolina-based Collett Industrial and Colville Group.
The property, Building 1, sold for more than $20.6 million, according to a special warranty deed filed with Jefferson County.
The building features 28-foot clear heights, concrete tilt-panel construction, 4,032 square feet of speculative office space, trailer parking and is designed to accommodate a wide range of user needs.
Motion & Flow Control Products, an industrial distributor headquartered in Littleton with a national footprint, will occupy the building.
CBRE Executive Vice Presidents Jeremy Ballenger and Tyler Carner, along with Senior Vice President Keiffer Garton, represented the seller, Confluent Development, in the transaction.
Cushman & Wakefield’s industrial brokerage team, Alec Rhodes, Tyler Smith and Aaron Valdez represented the buyer.
“Deer Creek Commerce Center represents the type of high-performance, institutional-quality industrial product that west-side users have been seeking for years,” Ballenger said.
“This acquisition reflects a broader trend we’re tracking locally and nationally of users securing space amid limited Class A supply in infill locations.”
Deer Creek Commerce Center is a 175,000-square-foot, two-building industrial development completed in June 2025. Building 2 was fully leased by December 2025.
The development is in Denver’s Southwest industrial submarket along the C-470 corridor, which sees about 64,000 vehicles per day. The submarket includes roughly 8.3 million square feet of industrial inventory, much of it built before 1985 with average clear heights of about 16 feet, according to a news release announcing the sale.
Denver’s industrial owner-user sales volume reached $725.5 million in 2025, a 110% increase from 2024, according to .
