WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI-New learning centers, museums and libraries are being built in the Jewish Community Center complex, but some of that expansion comes at the expense of removing the long popular racquetball areas.

FLINT, MI-Knights Development Inc. president Mac McCrary says the city-owned complex still needs $4.5 million in rehabilitation, but has offered to do them and give the city $1.7 million at closing.

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-The unique complex will be an education center for the public about oppression of the Jews during World War II. The building is considered an expansion of a nearby museum.

BINGHAM FARMS, MI-Colliers International agrees to bring in clients for Regus Business Centre offices in the class-A Columbia Center II building, the company's first building in the state.

HIGHLAND PARK, MI-The marketing services firm buys the building next to its current 362,000-sf headquarters for warehousing and distribution. The company will now own 28 acres in this Detroit suburb.

DETROIT-Lawyers say $19 million in Detroit Center Tool property should be included in the assets of the automotive assembly equipment maker. They claim J. Bronce Henderson III is involved with Detroit Center Tool as well as various real estate companies.

BINGHAM FARMS, MI-The REIT's board of directors believes sales proceeds of deals in progress will net up to $235 million, with shareholders eventually receiving between $4.75 to $8.50 per share.

LANSING, MI-Okemos, MI-based CLD Management pays just under $40,000 per unit for the garden-style asset at 400 Dornett Dr. formerly owned by D-52 Partnership. Jeff Blanton of the Dietz Organization represents buyer and seller.