17th Street Plaza, Office skyscraper in downtown Denver, United States
17th Street Plaza is an office skyscraper in downtown Denver with 33 floors and a contemporary glass and steel exterior. The building stands as part of the city's downtown core, surrounded by other commercial towers and street-level shops.
The building was completed in 1982 by the architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill during a period of intense urban development in Denver. Its completion reflected the city's expanding role as a major business center in the region.
At 438 feet, 17th Street Plaza ranks as Denver's 13th tallest building as of 2026. Its tenant roster has long included names such as Molson Coors, KPMG, Marsh & McLennan, the Consulate General of Japan and the Macquarie Group, and in 2009 it was reported to be 93 percent leased.
The building sits in a central location with good access to public transportation and nearby restaurants and shops. The surrounding area is easy to explore on foot and offers plenty of options for visitors and workers.
The tower's 2009 sale to HRPT Properties Trust was valued at about $135 million, when the building was reported 93 percent leased. Tenants at the time included Molson Coors, KPMG, Marsh & McLennan, the Consulate General of Japan and Macquarie Group. Plant Holdings North America bought the property in 2019.
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