State: Colorado - CO

January 16, 2003 RockyMountainNews.comDENVER – Newmont Mining Co., the world's largest gold mining company, will keep its world headquarters at the 1.2 million-square-foot Wells Fargo Center at 1700 Lincoln St. Newmont, which occupies about 90,000 sf on floors 26 through ...

January 14, 2003 RockyMountainNews.com (Third Item)LONGMONT, Calif. – Della Fox Creek Associates Inc. has paid $5.1 million for the Fox Creek Marketplace, a Safeway-anchored shopping center at 17th Street and Pace Road.

January 14, 2003 Rocky Mountain News (Second Item)LAKEWOOD, Colo. – Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design has paid $9.1 million for 21 buildings with a total of 180,000 square feet at 1600 Pierce St.

January 13, 2003 Denver Business JournalDENVER – A Pfizer official confirmed plans that the drug company will open a new regional office in south Denver in June or July. Pfizer, the maker of such blockbuster drugs as Viagra and Celebrex, ...

January 10, 2003 Rocky Mountain NewsDENVER – The Denver Newspaper Agency is considering moving the Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post into a 22-story building owned by Qwest at 17th and Curtis streets in downtown Denver. If a deal ...

January 9, 2003 Rocky Mountain NewsLOWRY, Colo. – The Morgan Group, based in Houston and San Diego, and Delaware Lincoln Investment Advisers are planning to build a $25 million, 240-unit luxury apartment community in Lowry. The Estates at Mira Vista ...

January 8, 2003 Rocky Mountain NewsAURORA, Colo. – Opus Northwest will break ground today on a $20.5 million, 120,000-square-foot headquarters for University Physicians Inc., the largest private development so far on the Fitzsimons campus. When the building opens in February ...

January 8, 2003 Denver Post, January 7DENVER – Paul Herzog and Scott Worrell have left Cushman & Wakefield's Denver office to join rival Cresa Partners. The brokers, who both worked for Cushman & Wakefield through most of the 1990s, shifted ...

January 8, 2003 Denver Post, January 7DENVER – David Hart and Chris Phenicie have joined the Denver office of Insignia/ESG, just two years after they left Cushman & Wakefield to launch their own firm specializing in the office market along ...

January 7, 2003 Denver PostDENVER – The developer of a proposed Disney-style park and shopping mall near Denver International Airport has tied up more than 1,000 acres in bankruptcy court to avoid losing the land to lenders. World Port LLC, ...