PARIS—Maybe the French are taking a cue from us. Five locations are being consolidated.

LOS ANGELES-Details are sketchy, but GlobeSt.com has learned that a new facilities services deal puts almost 7 million square feet of space into CBRE's management portfolio.

NEW YORK CITY-Things must be getting better. More than 900 executives across the country are reporting that, having taken on more work in 2012, they're finally expecting fatter paychecks in 2013.

HOUSTON-A Latin America expansion and the promotion of Chip Clarke to president, Americas lead the changes.

<B>EXCLUSIVE</B> NEW YORK CITY-What is the investor's property of choice? Yeah, yeah. But industrial is most likely to upend multifamily's market dominance.

SAN FRANCISCO-In this <b>UPDATE</b> of our January 10 story, the locally based REIT has put a price tag on the 9.6-million-square-foot portfolio it is contributing to the newly crafted REIT.

LONDON-The Covent Garden Market renovation promises much more than fruit stands. the initial project will house more than 200 vendors.

NEW YORK CITY-A Cerberus-led investment group will taking on the chains, which includes Albertsons, Acme and Sav-on brands.