CHICAGO-Aliso Viejo, CA-based Enfrastructure Inc. acquired TechSpace a year ago. As Realcomm 2003 opens here today, the company that offers computer hardware and software at its office campuses announces its new name will be TechSpace.

CHICAGO-The pharmacy giant agrees to a 40-year lease for 11,199 sf at the base of Prime Group Realty Trust's Bank One Corporate Center at 131 S. Dearborn St. Another 100,000 sf of retail space, as well as 500,000 sf of office space, remains available.

LISLE, IL-T-Systems International and 701 Warrenville Rd. buck submarket trends. The company expands its lease to 42,198 sf, making Prentiss Properties' building in the tech-ravaged East-West Corridor 100% occupied.

LaGRANGE, IL-The LaGrange Crossing power center at Ogden Avenue and LaGrange Road here is refinanced for $14.25 million, while a 26,192-sf Osco-anchored neighborhood center in north suburban Lincolnwood is collateral for a $5.475 million.

CHICAGO-In addition to a one-on-one with office and multifamily REIT boss Samuel Zell, next Thursday's RealShare Chicago at the Hyatt Regency includes give-and-takes between panelists as well as themed lunch-time discussions.

CHICAGO-The St. Louis-based grocery chain opens in 14,800 sf at the southeast corner of 47th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue, replacing a Dollar Junction that was at that corner.

CHICAGO-The REIT and Kuwait Finance House are familiar partners, having formed a $300-million fund in late 2001 that has exceeded their expectations. Kuwait Finance House puts up $100 million in equity with First Industrial chipping in $18 million.

SKOKIE, IL-Barnes & Noble, Best Buy, CompUSA, OfficeMax, PetsMart, Ulta and Michaels co-anchor the former AT&T warehouse is sold for $80.77 million by a joint venture of Hamilton Partners Inc. and Greenfield Partners LLC.