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DENVER-The city's southwest submarket is no longer a dark horse in the development race. It's clearly emerging as a hotspot, says a Cushman & Wakefield Inc. broker who has just completed an analysis of the region.

ORLANDO-William S. McNee, founder/president of Westport, CT-based Saugatuck Technology, lays out guidelines to follow and minefields to avoid by e-businesses over the next five years.

DENVER-Janus Capital, Invesco Funds Group and AT&T Broadband are rescinding plans to submit bids for naming rights at the new Mile High Stadium, a pact that's been valued as high as $89 million. And that suits Mayor Wellington Webb just fine.

SAN FRANCISCO-In an industry where "Better! Faster! Cheaper!" is paramount, the RentPayment system could streamline routine tasks now that it can be fully integrated with the widely-used AMSI Property Management Systems.

HILLSBORO, OR-Japan-based Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd. is in final negotiations for a seven-acre site on which it will begin development this month, investing as much as $90 million in coming years.

CHICAGO-The city's Number Two planning executive explains to ULI Group the rationale behind the TIF structure for "failing" development.

CLEVELAND-The hotel and restaurant employees union, a big shareholder in Boykin, is attacking management for failing to boost the trust's sagging share price. The union is demanding management consider a sale or liquidation of the trust.

PHOENIX-After more than a decade of struggle, a $330-million development poised on the edge of Grand Canyon National Park faces it's final hurdle in Coconino County in the Nov. 7 election.