SAN JOSE-After five years out of the market, the locally based purveyor of channel marketing Websites has re-leased 193,000 sf at Spieker's Creekside Technology Center here on Fox Drive. It also is busy developing office space on property it owns across the street.

TIGARD, OR-The 124,000-sf center is on a site large enough to fit an expansion of about 20,000 sf or so, says Mark New of New & Neville, who with partner Steve Neville brokered both sides of the transaction.

PORTLAND-The lease for the 19,000-sf operation in the basement of the Governor Hotel is transferring from former owners Jeff Marlow and Lee Morris to new owners Jeff Turner, Greg Diamond and Myron Nelson. It is now Nelson's Nautilus Plus.

VANCOUVER, WA-"A lot is going here that 99% of people who live in Portland don't know about," says Colliers International broker Scott Fraser, explaining that Nexus Properties LLC acquired the Heritage Building in response to the extensive redevelopment going on in downtown Vancouver.

BEND, OR-The growth is in part due to a vibrant Central Oregon economy that resulted from Deschutes County -- the company's primary market -- ranking No. 1 in the Northwest in rate of population growth in the past decade.

BEAVERTON, OR-The recently funded startup has 100 employees, 100 job openings and 19,000 sf. It is working with Jeff Valdes of Hume Meyers Tenant Council to lock down a much larger location in the Beaverton area.

BEND, OR-A special committee of the board had solicited the offer. "I don't think anyone knew what to expect, but I don't think anyone expected they would reject it outright," says the business editor of the Bend Bulletin, who interviewed the largest shareholder late last week.

SPRINGFIELD, OR-The company's existing area operations consist of 160,000 sf of leased space in five seperate buildings near in downtown Eugene, Springfield's better-known neighbor to the west. Two of the buildings are former department stores that Symantec connected with a skybridge.