DENVER-A one-of-a-kind property has hit the market in Denver's Central Business District where high-rise offices, hotels and old warehouses have dominated the hot property roster in recent years. The historically significant neo-classical building claims James Naismith, father of basketball, as its first physical director.

DENVER-Interlink looks to Highlands Ranch, the area's largest master-planned housing community, to build a 31,000-sf, $5.5 million headquarters. The center will include a software development center.

DENVER-In an ambitious undertaking, Atlanta-based Integral Group is overseeing a $65 million urban redevelopment, calling for affordable housing that's fully integrated with market-rate, single-family homes and luxury apartments. Denver's one of the few cities in the nation initiating the strategy for blighted areas.

SUPERIOR, CO-The second high-tech incubator for a CA-based venture capital firm is readying 30,000 sf in time for an October opening. The office will be staffed with entrepreneurs-in-residence to provide a pool of mentors to guide startup ventures.

DENVER-It's been a stellar year thus far in the Denver-area retail market, where rising rental rates appear to be the only downside to the economic surge. Absorption is up, vacancy is down and sales are hardy, according to a recent report.

DENVER-Post Properties Inc., developer of a $100 million, luxur complex, is taking steps to buy out its neighbor - a low-income apartment complex on about 12 acres. The REIT has signed a $14 million contract, giving 60 days to complete due diligence before closing on the site.

DENVER-Following a $2.4 million renovation, the International Building is up for sale. The owner says he is partially looking to cash in on the city's strong downtown market.

DENVER-The Orlando-based CNL Hospitality Corp. is spending $43 million to acquire hotels in Denver and the Boston area. The acquisitions are part of an investment strategy to secure smaller, upscale, full-service facilities in major markets.