July 6, 2026 - 15:28

Bow River Capital, a private alternative asset firm based in Denver, has completed the sale of Fuller84 Business Park, marking the final disposition from its Real Estate Fund II. The transaction wraps up the fund's investment cycle, which focused on value-add industrial and office properties.
Fuller84 Business Park is a multi-building commercial complex located in the Denver metropolitan area. The property was acquired and repositioned under the fund's strategy, which targeted assets with potential for operational improvements and increased cash flow. Bow River Capital did not disclose the sale price or the buyer's identity.
The firm's Real Estate strategy has been active in acquiring and managing properties across the Rocky Mountain region. With the closure of Fund II, Bow River Capital is now directing its attention toward deploying capital from its subsequent funds. The firm manages assets across private equity, real estate, and credit strategies.
This sale represents a full cycle for the fund, from acquisition through value creation and exit. Bow River Capital noted that the transaction aligns with its disciplined approach to generating returns for its limited partners. The firm continues to seek opportunities in the industrial and office sectors where it can apply its operational expertise.
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