ATLANTA-Georgia has more industrial and commercial customers on real-time pricing than any other state, say researchers at the Terry College Bonbright Center, University of Georgia.

ATLANTA-The Florida firm is leasing 165,000 sf for three years and will use 8,000 sf in SouthPoint Building B for office and the balance for distribution at the 108-acre, 90%-occupied SouthPoint Distribution Center.

ORLANDO-Orange County commissioners are asking the state to review the developer's plans for 2,850 homes and an undetermined amount of retail, apartments and hotel product near booming Orlando International Airport, the area's newest commercial hot spot.

ORLANDO-RF Micro Devices of Greensboro, NC, partnering with locally based Cirent Semiconductor, gets the tax rebate money from Orange County only after it has paid more than $1.6 million in local taxes. The firm also gets $20,000 cash.

ORLANDO-The inn, of undetermined size and brand, would be built atop the Presidential Ballroom at the 7.3-acre, eight-building, 260,000-sf Downtown entertainment complex now preparing to be redeveloped after 27 years, Daryl M. Carter, president of Maury L. Carter & Associates Inc. and a partner with F.F. South & Co. in the venture, tells GlobeSt.com.

ORLANDO-Officials may ask taxpayers to support a half-penny increase in the 6% general sales tax, a request the community has rejected for 27 years.

ATLANTA-Centennial Hill Development Partners is focusing on finding a blue-ribbon anchor for its 282,000-sf, spec Park Tower near Centennial Olympic Park but could switch gears if a big-user tenant can't be found, area brokers say.

ATLANTA-The 55-year-old, Toronto-based engineering, consulting and management firm, with a three-year-old Atlanta presence, is relocating its U.S. headquarters to 66 Perimeter Center East from Chamblee Tucker Road in July. The five-year lease has an estimated aggregate rent value of $2.1 million.