Denver Mayor Wellington Webb previously has said the City is offering about $16 million to buy the building, where he wants to put the next city jail. Sources also tell GlobeSt.com that the City is offering the Denver Newspaper Agency, which handles business dealings for the Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Post, about 18 months of free rent on the building at 100 Gene Amole Way.

Because Webb's term ends in June, the next administration will decide whether to go forward with Webb's plans, which almost certainly will require a referendum vote for the $115 million Justice Center that will include a jail. The City Council is scheduled to consider the purchase on November 4.

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