DENVER-The 60-year-old amphitheater on the city's West Side, which has served as a venue for rock acts ranging from the Beatles to U-2, will reopen in May after its first major renovation in more than 40 years.

AURORA, CO-J. Ryan Martin will assist in all facets of his new company's 1,000-acre Majestic Commercenter in Aurora as well as analyze new acquisition opportunities for the southern-California-based company.

DENVER-One of the world's largest international industrial real estate investment trusts borrows at an initial interest rate of about 1.07% to fund land acquisition and development in Japan.

DENVER-East West Partners and Intrawest Resort Development Group make the short list to redevelop the Winter Park Ski resort in a joint venture with the city. Even one of the unsuccessful candidates praises the finalists.

DENVER-Trammell Crow Co. senior vice president Bob Hackett returns to the New York City area, which he left two months ago, for memorial services for his brother-in-law who worked at World Trade Center.

DENVER-New buildings planned on the campuses of colleges and universities throughout the state could fall by the wayside as a result of a $260-million shortfall, the state's biggest since 1986.

FORT COLLINS, CO-"An increased demand for our product in the region" prompts the St. Louis-based brewer to consider an expansion estimated to cost $42 million over two years, increasing brewing capacity by 40%.

DENVER-The Texas-based real estate investment service firm hires Dick Rudolph, formerly with the Etkin Johnson Group, as senior vice president of Colorado operations and Wendy C. Williams as vice president of property services.