SPOKANE, WA-The hotel REIT sells the 236-room property for $5.4 million as part of its continuing effort to upgrade its portfolio mix by disposing of non-core assets. In July, Boyken also sold a hotel in Springfield, OR for $6.5 million.

BRISBANE CA-The Woodland Hills, CA-based real estate investment firm is buying the class A office building in Brisbane from Hitachi, which occupies 40% of the building. Earlier this month, Younan acquired the 59,000-sf Mowry office building in Newark, CA, for $7 million.<P>

BRISBANE CA-The Woodland Hills, CA-based real estate investment firm is buying the class A office building in Brisbane from Hitachi, which occupies 40% of the building. Earlier this month, Younan acquired the 59,000-sf Mowry office building in Newark, CA, for $7 million.<P>

LAFAYETTE, CA-Bedford Property Investors of Lafayette pays $10.9 million for a 98,324-sf service flex complex in Las Vegas and $7.8 million for a 151,830-sf R&amp;D and warehouse complex in Tempe, AZ.

PORTLAND-Senate Bill 5 would contribute a projected $150 million of an estimated $300 million to $350 million stadium cost. It also would give supporters the backing they need to submit a provisional formal bid to Major League Baseball for the Montreal Expos.

LAS VEGAS-The Phoenix based real estate company Desert Troon acquires the 475,000-sf Best in the West Power Center in Northwest Las Vegas from Best West LP, a part of The Molasky Group of Companies.

STANFORD, CA-Developed by Stanford University, the 1.3-million-sf shopping center is anchored by five major department stores -- Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's, Macy's, and Macy's Men's Store -- helping generate average sales per sf of $600 in 2002.

HOOD RIVER, OR-Cardinal Glass Industries' 185,000-sf pre-engineered metal building will be up and operational in January 2004, bringing an estimated 80 permanent jobs to job-poor Hood River County.<P>