DENVER-Vancouver-based Intrawest Corp. pays the city $3 million up front, in addition to $2 million annually for the next 10 years as well as $50 million in promised improvements.

GREELEY, CO-The Jacksonville, FL-based grocery-anchored shopping center REIT has sold 11 acres to Target Corp. for a 125,400-sf store at its CenterPlace project and has lined up Safeway for a 58,000-sf location.

DENVER-Unlike other speculative office projects in the market, the relatively small 33,750-sf project is 90% leased, with the Cleveland-based developer taking about one-third of the space.

DENVER-Sandra Sage is in charge of day-to-day operations at the historic Lower Downtown hotel. Sage Hospitality Resources, a company she joined earlier this year, has managed the Oxford since 1984.

DENVER-Did the car race through Downtown really put $200 million into the local economy? Or would many of the visitors who checked into hotel rooms for Labor Day weekend been here anyway? City officials are unsure.

DENVER-A continued softening in the local job market plagues the multifamily rental market, which sees vacancy rise more than two percentage points to 9.4% and rents drop about 3%.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-A joint venture between Los Angeles-based Hanover Financial Co. and Denver based Highline Acquisitions LLC picks up the Bypass Plaza retail center here for $50 per sf.

DENVER-Stephen Moyski, president of Cherokee Denver LLC, is seeking a zoning change from industrial use to a Transit Mixed-use District for the former Gates Rubber site near Broadway and Interstate 25.