Small-Scale Real Estate Development and Construction Management

I-Beam | Colorado selects properties and projects that contribute to the local community, support small businesses, and encourage economic growth and vitality through adaptive reuse and intentional placemaking.

  • 350 Main Street - 3000 sq feet currently undergoing renovation and restaurant conversion. Project details include: restoring the original tin ceiling, ADA improvements, commercial kitchen installation, façade restoration, and structural and masonry repairs.

  • 356 Main Street - 2500 sq feet retail renovation including complete structural renovation, ADA improvements, restoring the façade, and reconstruction of the historic parapet and cornice details. 

  • 360 Main Street - 2500 sq feet retail space with historic details.

  • 356 1/2 Main Street - Full 3000 sq feet renovation of second-story office space with the addition of an elevator and restoration of historic window details, transoms, and ceiling heights. 

  • 614 Kimbark - 4000 sq feet recording studio and retail space. Currently leased to Wind Over the Earth.

  • 659 4th Avenue - 2500 sq feet first-floor adaptive reuse of outdated office space. Currently leased to Juniper Goods https://junipergoods.co/

  • 334 Coffman - Adaptive reuse of 800 sq feet brick warehouse into creative studio space.

Greeley Sachs started I-Beam | Colorado in 2012 to manage commercial and residential construction projects. After working on projects such as a fire station (building codes wouldn’t allow a fire pole), a fitness center, custom homes and condos, and office projects (some in historic buildings and others in really boring office buildings), she decided to buy a building and become her own client. Since then, Greeley has grown her real estate portfolio with an eye toward redevelopment and revitalization in Longmont.

When Greeley isn’t ruining yet another pair of shoes on a construction site, she, her husband, and three kids run a small farm in Boulder County, where they have a heritage apple orchard and some adorable but impractical farm animals. Greeley also serves on the Board of Trustees for the Colorado Chapter of The Nature Conservancy and is a former board member of the Colorado Headwaters Land Trust.  

Timber began his career with I-Beam in 2020 at 10 weeks old. He is excellent at sniffing out potential investment properties and tearing through spreadsheets. When he's not working, he enjoys naps and hearing that he's a good boy.

This building was an outdated, dreary office when I bought it. Soon it will be a vibrant coffee/wine bar with a small retail space. Attracting businesses that encourage people to walk helps the economic vitality of downtown. I know Juniper Goods wi
Sister from another mister! We've sistered or replaced a significant number of joists in the Main Street buildings. In an effort to not disturb the original plaster and tin ceiling below 360 Main, the carpenters used metal studs instead of wood. Seem
We're getting ready to put in the new storefronts on Main Street to have them looking great for future tenants! So this article about the importance of creating an experience for your visitors felt timely. Many of our new and long-term downtown busin
350 and 356 Main Street are looking jacked! This is temporary shoring that will allow the masons to dismantle and rebuild the west façades. You're probably wondering if shoring is an affordable and fun way to add to your renovation project. Th