DENVER-The Fort Worth, TX-based REIT lands four tenants in three buildings, ranging from a 15,744-sf deal to a 124,988-sf deal with MCI Worldcom worth more than $21 million over seven years.

DENVER-Beacon Capital Strategic Partners L.P. picks the Texas-based company to manage and lease the the 537,000-sf, three-tower complex it bought this summer for $81.6 million from Lowe Enterprises.

DENVER-Losses already have cost hotels $1 million to $5 million. At least 25 conventions, trade shows and meetings have been cancelled in the metro area in the wake of terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-More than 33 square miles along this city's border is sold by the family of Ibrahim Khalid of Saudi Arabia, which bought the land from Resolution Trust Corp. in 1993 for $18.5 million.

GREELEY, CO-Hensel Phelps Construction Co. gets an 11-year, $758-million contract to renovate most of the Pentagon. A $145-million contract to rebuild a portion damaged in last week's terrorist attack goes to a British company.

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO-The largest manufactured home owner and manager in the US with about 8,700 home sites in 37 states declares a third-quarter dividend of $0.545 per share.

DENVER-Ann Sperling is promoted to managing director while Bob Hackett joins the local office as senior vice president, coming from Cushman & Wakefield, where he managed the New York City office.

BROOMFIELD, CO-Marketing director Janet Beaudry will explore other possibilities after putting in 60- to 80-hour weeks at the mall that posted sales of $461 per sf, nearly 30% more than the national average.