DENVER-The carpenters union's challenge to overturn the city created authority for the Hyatt, in an attempt to improve the condition of workers on public projects, has hit a snag as Tony Robinson pulled his name from the petition needing 2,458 signatures by June 5.

DENVER-The first of its kind in Denver, Northern Ireland businesses are looking for office space to open a Northern Ireland Technology and Development Center. It will be the first stopping point for Denver companies that want to do business in Ireland, as well as Irish companies that want to do business in Denver.

DENVER-Not long after the prospect new convention center in Downtown Denver dodged one threat to its forward progress, it now faces another. Mayor Webb is angered.

DENVER-A permanent loan of $5.25 million was arranged for the Honeywell Center in Arapahoe County, which sits on 3.9 acres at the southern end of the Inverness Business Park for ARTF-304 Inverness Way South, a single asset entity.

DENVER-Jack Edwards, former president and CEO of Medical Response, will serve as a managing director at Broe Cos., responsible for finding business opportunities with hidden values.

DENVER-Policy Studies is subleasing 37,000 sf from Qwest Communications and 10,000 sf from Modis Idea Integration at 1899 Wynkoop St. It won't be paying rent for the next 20 months though until their lease expires on their current space at Denver Place.

DENVER-The northeast Denver industrial market - by far the largest industrial submarket in the Denver area - has a vacancy rate hovering close to 10%, a 37.7% rate increase from the first quarter of 2001.

DENVER-The Denver City Council will vote June 16 on the creation of an urban renewal site that could result in a $1 billion mixed-use community that would be developed over the next 15 years.