WESTMINSTER, CO-Crews are wrapping up work on an addition and renovation to Avaya's 2.1-million sf complex. It is the largest commercial building under one roof in Colorado, housing 1,200 high-tech workers.

DENVER-The Lowry Redevelopment Authority is rethinking its next move for a 35-acre site that had been ticketed for a $150-million corporate campus for Janus. Ancillary services might be the way to go, says the authority.

DENVER-The 82-room Fairfield Inn by Marriott has been accorded a top honor for guest satisfaction. It's the second leading honor that the facility, which opened in June 2000, has received from the Marriott Corp.

DENVER-The multifamily market is the benefactor as single-family housing costs soar above many residents' purchase power. Last year, more than 1,500 rental units underwent transformations into condos, a vibrant market for area brokers.

DENVER-Tabor Center has signed the eatery, Big Bowl, to a spot on the complex's east block. Four of town's more unique restaurants are ticketed for the center, now in the midst of a $25-million overhaul.

AURORA, CO-With three of the nation's largest infill projects in its midst, Aurora officials want to infuse the original downtown with upward of $20 million of makeovers. City officials expect millions more will come from private enterprise.

DENVER-A Denver tradition is shuttering its doors on all but two stores after a 60-year run in the ice cream business. Dolly Madison will keep its W. 48th Avenue and Tennyson Street stores. At its peak, there had been 19 Dolly Madison locations.

DENVER-Quantitude is moving into 45,000 sf at the Executive Center One. The company is building one of the world's largest telecommunications TCP/IP networks, due to deliver in 2002.