DENVER-Three CB Richard Ellis brokers have jumped ship, one of whom will steer the new Julien J. Studley office in Denver. The New York City-based tenant advisory firm is opening its 16th US office under the leadership of Rob Link.

DENVER-Invesco is dangling a $120-million carrot for the right to affix its name to the new Mile High Stadium. Denver's mayor says full disclosure about the name's future, its existing label and debt pay-down must come before final papers are signed.

DENVER-A Delaware bankruptcy judge pondered less than 15 minutes yesterday before stamping reorganization papers for United Artists. No objections had been lodged, but there remains a 10-day filing period for complaints before the plan goes into effect.

DENVER-Schuck Holdings now owns about 6,000 acres near Front Range. A cargo and distribution facility is planned for the latest acquisition, 820 commercially zoned acres in Adams County.

DENVER-The 30,000-sf Stage Store, now part of a 121-store bankruptcy disposition list, shouldn't be difficult to market, say Denver retail experts. The CBD property's commercial history dates back to 1933.

DENVER-J.P. Morgan has made its first buy in the Denver market, setting a state record for the per unit cost. The $40-million purchase breaks down to $131,578 per unit for the Brookside Village Apartments in the Denver Technological Center.

DENVER-Chef Richard Sandoval is heading to Denver, where he plans to open a Tamayo restaurant. Plans call for 200 seats in an atmosphere that's just a little less casual than his popular New York City and San Francisco Maya locations.

DENVER-When the ink dries on the contract, the identity of Legacy's new partner will be made public. The mystery person is kicking in some $60 million to help develop Central Platte Valley's first new office project.