DENVER-The 60-unit Kerouac Lofts at 3100 Huron St. is next to Dana Crawford's $200-million Prospect development. Units will range from 700 sf to 1,800 sf and average $250,000.

DENVER-Director C. Louis Kincannon suggests an annual census "would show the changes that are happening at places like Lowry and Stapleton and LoDo.

DENVER-A $25-million bond issue, which would not increase property taxes, could be one of the financing vehicles for a renovation of the Quigg Newton Auditorium Theatre. Another $50 million would be needed from seat tax revenue.

DENVER-Developers should have reined in their projects in 2000, if not in 1999, says Nancy McCallin, director of the Colorado office of state budget and planning. Vacancies will continue to rise while rents fall, experts predict.

DENVER-Rather than being in the red zone, "Denver scores very well on the 'hip' and 'cool' meter," among those 35 and younger, says national manager for multifamily lending Al Brooks, which should bolster the market.

DENVER-The company is ahead of its schedule to roll out its digital network. It expects the technology to be in its theaters in nine of the top 10 markets deployed during the first quarter of 2003.

DENVER-Planning ahead helps investors capitalize on a section of the income tax code that allows for tax-deferred exchanges of commercial real estate. Tax expert Kenneth C. Cohen is a proponent of the reverse exchange.

THORNTON, CO-The Jacksonville, FL-based company buys 20 acres at the northeast corner of 136th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard for a retail center that will be anchored by a 66,000-sf King Soopers.