DENVER-Making its fourth move since 1915, a 100-attorney firm has moved lock, stock and barrel into 85,000 sf in LoDo's Millennium Financial Center. The $30 million structure is the first major office building to open in the CBD in nearly 15 years.

DENVER-The CA-based Legacy Partners plans to the build the first of what is expected to be a high number of new office buildings in the Central Platte Valley, former railroad yards adjacent to Denver's Central Business District. The area is being touted as a second downtown, designed with its own neighborhoods.

BRIGHTON, CO-Long viewed as a low-rent area, this CO community is doing a turnaround, catching the eyes of an investment group. The town, situated 20 miles northeast of Denver, sees a 66-unit apartment complex fetching $2.1 million that the broker says is in the region's development path.

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO-Mark Ansteth wants to make one thing clear: The ski resort of Steamboat Springs, CO, isn't going to become another glitzy resort like its better-known rivals, Vail and Aspen. He contends the town's laid-back, friendly atmosphere will stay despite the upper-level amenities that will be delivered next month when the 327-room hotel opens it doors.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO.-A 156,000-sf state-of-the-art technology center is being built for FedEx on 1,200 acres near the USAF Academy. Koll Corporate Development is in charge of the project, which will feature offices and a lab for software and digital development.

GREELEY, CO-A commonplace practice in AR and CA is spreading to CO, where a community of 70,000 is saving 8% on its daily water usage by channeling untreated water into sprinkling systems for parks and ballfields. The community set the plan into motion in the midst of a near-record heat wave that has residents grappling with temperatures in the 90s almost daily. Another nearby town is using untreated water for residential sprinling systems.

DENVER-Denver's Mayor Wellington Webb contends Post Properties Inc. is not the right developer to redevelop the East Village low-income housing project in northeast Denver into a development for low, middle and market-rate housing. And neither is another Atlanta-based firm, the Integral Group. The mayor says the project needs a developer sensitive to meeting housing needs for working people and low-income residents.

BROOMFIELD, CO-A community midway between Denver and Boulder will be the North American Operations Center for the rapidly growing 360networks Inc., a Vancouver-based telecommunications company. The company seals the plan with a 95,000-sf lease in the Mountain View Corporate Center.