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BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER

4 office properties in Denver recorded to 2 owner entities mailing to 1600 W 12TH AVE, DENVER, CO. likely one owner

At a glance

BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER is recorded as the owner of 4 office properties (4 parcels) in Denver, totalling 483K sq ft of building area with $109M of assessed value. The holdings sit in 2 owner entities that share one tax-bill mailing address in DENVER, CO — and a name root, which is how a single sponsor usually holds property.

Office properties
4
4 parcels on the roll
Floor area
483K
sq ft, county roll
Assessed value
$109M
current roll
Owner entities
2
names on the deeds
Tenants on record
0
active business locations

County assessment roll

Properties

BuildingSubmarketSq ftAssessedLast soldTenants
Admin Building -ADenver444.6K$97.1M—0
555 N QUIVAS STDenver19.7K$5.6M—0
Denver Water PumpingDenver12K$4.5M—0
Petro Field SrvcsDenver6.8K$1.7M$2,035,000 · Nov 20250

Names on the deeds

Owner entities at this address

  • BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER
  • CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER

How this group was built. These entities share both a mailing address and a name root, which is how a single sponsor usually holds property — one entity per building.The county records an owner and a mailing address for every parcel; this page collects the office parcels whose owners mail to the same address, and counts buildings rather than parcels using the county's own condo-to-building link. Lease terms, rents and the identity of a manager acting for the owner are not public records and are not shown.

Where are BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER's office buildings?

All 4 properties are in Denver.

The largest is Admin Building -A in Denver at 444.6K sq ft over 6 floors.

Recorded build years run from 1932 to 2018.

How large is this portfolio within Denver's office market?

Its 483K sq ft is 0.46% of the 104.6M sq ft of office building area on the Denver roll.

Its $109M of assessed value is 0.50% of the metro's office total.

It holds 4 of the metro's 2,022 office buildings.

1 of its parcels carry a recorded sale price; the most recent was Petro Field Srvcs in Nov 2025 for $2,035,000.

Frequently asked questions

How many office buildings does BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER own in Denver?

4 office properties (4 parcels) on the Denver roll, counted by building rather than by condo parcel.

What is BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER's largest office building?

Admin Building -A, Denver — 444.6K sq ft, assessed at $97.1M.

What are BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER's office properties worth?

Their combined assessed value on the current Denver roll is $108,993,400. Assessed values are taxable-roll figures, not market prices.

Are these properties owned by one company?

These entities share both a mailing address and a name root, which is how a single sponsor usually holds property — one entity per building. 2 owner entities share the mailing address. It is evidence of common ownership, not proof of it.

When did one of BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER's Denver office properties last change hands?

The most recent recorded transfer among these parcels is Petro Field Srvcs, Nov 2025, for $2,035,000.

Related

Everything here comes from public records, and public records go stale. If you know better, say so.

Data provenance — public records only

  • Denver — City and County of Denver open-data parcels (owner names, mailing addresses, office classes, commercial areas), the recorded sales and transfers table with prices and counterparties, and Energize Denver benchmarking. The city's licence roll covers regulated trades only and carries no premises addresses, so no tenant layer is possible.

Every fact on this page is drawn from the government records above — no listing sites, no scraped platforms, no third-party images. Facts from public records are uncopyrightable; each tenancy row carries its source and match confidence. Records can lag reality — a business-tax receipt or registration at an address is evidence of occupancy, not a lease confirmation.

Dataset updated . Derived from public data sources.

About this data

Source: City and County of Denver open-data parcels (Denver), as published September 20, 2026. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.

Cite as: BuildingCensus, “BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER — Denver office property holdings”, https://buildingcensus.com/offices/denver/owners/board-of-water-commissioners-city-coun-80da12 (data as of September 20, 2026).