The projects are positioned about a block from Coors Field. It'shighly possible, Pauls tells GlobeSt.com, that some businessexecutives might rent space in his office tower and buy one of thenext-door condo units. "I know if I was in that situation, that'sexactly what I would do," he adds.

Prices are still being set in the condo project, but they likelywill range from $375,000 to $1.8 million, says Kerry Endsley, PaulsCorp.'s residential development director. Units will range from1,100 sf to 2,300 sf.

There will be ground-floor retail, but no restaurants,emphasizes Pauls. "They're noisy and smelly. And, when people walkout their doors, there's nothing but restaurants around them," heimmediately adds, noting there are 200 eateries within walkingdistance. "So why would I include restaurants. I like mixed-useprojects, but I don't like mixed-use buildings," he says. Rather,he envisions interior designers or other service retail uses forthe ground floor. The project will include a 24-hour concierge andlikely will sport a health club in the basement for tenants.