SAN JOSE-Lighting needed for security is exempt, as are businesses that can show they have already reduced their lighting, making it hard for law enforcement to determine who is and isn't complying.

GRESHAM, OR-The Torrance, CA-based retail developer and owner of several local shopping malls is expected to announce a major anchor tenant for a new mixed-use development here, and well as the relocation of its headquarters to the project.

PORTLAND-Although slowing now, the value of office properties rose 29% over the last three years, while industrial properties rose 23% and retail properties by 18.8%, says a new report by Integra Realty Resources, a national appraisal and consulting firm.

RENTON, WA-Though the rest of the mall here has been open, the Bon has been closed since the earthquake due to significant damage to its north and south walls. The basement, first and second floors reopened Sunday.

BEAVERTON, OR-Bankruptcy Judge Trish Brown declined last week to approve the city and Enron's $2.3-million reorganization plan for the stalled downtown redevelopment project, raising speculation that creditors may force the project into liquidation.

BELLEVUE, WA-Locally based Laptop Lane Limited, which provides travelers a private office at various airports around the country, was named Best Specialty Retail Brand Operator in the Small Retailer category in Airport Retail News' annual poll of airport concessions.

PORTLAND-Looking for a change after 21 years with Cushman & Wakefield, the senior broker will be Ashforth Pacific's vice president in charge of marketing, reporting directly to new president Scott Langley, who came over from C&W last month.

PORTLAND-Mark A. Carnese has joined his brother Brad at the local Cushman & Wakefield office. Mark is working in the office sector under senior broker Tom Usher, former managing director of the Portland office.