4850 Jackson Street | High-Barrier Submarket, I-70 Access

Highlights:

• Vacant Delivery for Owner-User or Lease-Up | Available with no in-place tenant, offering immediate occupancy or repositioning upside.
• Secured, Fenced Yard for Outdoor Storage | The paved, fenced 0.38-acre lot adds staging or storage capacity beyond the building.
• Direct Access to I-70, I-270, and I-25 | Positioned off Colorado Boulevard, 4.5 miles from downtown Denver and a 20-minute DIA drive.
• 14'-15' Clear Height with Two Drive-Ins | Grade-level 10' and 12' doors and three-phase power support a range of industrial uses.
• High Barrier-to-Entry Denver Submarket | Upper North Central vacancy held at 5.2%, well below the 7.7% national average in 2025.
• I-A Zoning Allows Broad Industrial Use | I-A zoning supports a wide range of industrial and owner-user uses without any rezoning.

Description:

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Brokered by Marcus & Millichap and powered by RealINSIGHT Marketplace, 4850 Jackson Street is a vacant, 7,142-square-foot industrial building on 0.38 acres in Denver's Upper North Central submarket. Built in 1967 of masonry construction, the single-tenant building offers 14'-15' clear heights, two grade-level drive-in doors (10' and 12'), three-phase power, a wet sprinkler system, 12 asphalt parking spaces, and a fenced, paved lot. Delivered vacant, the property is available for immediate owner-occupancy or as a value-add leasing opportunity. The asset sits just off Colorado Boulevard with direct access to Interstates 70, 270, and 25, placing it 4.5 miles from downtown Denver and roughly a 20-minute drive to Denver International Airport. Upper North Central is a high barrier-to-entry submarket with essentially no new industrial supply since the turn of the century; vacancy held at 5.2 percent as of 2025, well below the 7.7 percent national average, on net absorption of roughly 8,000 square feet. The submarket's 10.3-million-square-foot inventory saw its first major addition in six decades in early 2026 with the delivery of the 357,000-square-foot National Western Livestock Center. Zoned I-A, the site supports a broad range of industrial and owner-user applications.

Bidding Opens
Oct 19 12:00 PM
Bidding Closes
Oct 21 12:00 PM