SAN FRANCISCO-Arent Fox's San Francisco office, which will open in response to its existing client demand, will be led by California managing partner Robert C. O'Brien, who will divide his time between San Francisco and L.A.

The growth of the tech, media and other non-traditional industries is also fueling demand for creative office space in markets across the country. Industry Partners' Jim Jacobsen provides some insight into what these firms are looking for.

DENVER-The purchase of 61 Inverness, a 87,000-square-foot class B office here, gives the firm a foothold in Denver's suburban office market, says president Frank Dutke.

NEWARK, CA-Urdang Capital Management, which just sold an industrial property here, says there is a growing demand for large manufacturing and warehousing facilities thanks to tech firms expanding.

DENVER-Tim Leiweke, who has served as president and CEO of AEG since 1996, will be leaving the company by mutual agreement.

WALNUT CREEK, CA-An account advised by the US real estate business of UBS Global Asset Management is expected to carry on with the program of improvements Loja has already instituted for the retail property.

SEATTLE-The use of recycled materials and energy-efficient lighting, mean the campus is on track to be certified LEED Platinum, according to design firm Perkins+Will.

DUBLIN, CA-In an update to this morning's story, the groundbreaking represents a major step forward in constructing new facilities for the Army and creating a new community for Dublin, says a source.