SINGAPORE-Jones Lang LaSalle has expanded its facilities and property management portfolio by about 25% in the region, thanks to sustained growth versus setbacks in Europe and the US.

GRAY SUMMIT, MO-The dog food company spent $10 million on this indoor arena, which will host shows and agility trials. Another $15 million office is going up at the St. Louis headquarters.

CHICAGO-The joint venture with GE Pension Trust, infused with financing from Japan-based Sumitomo, will continue plans for the $400 million Lincoln Park 2520 tower.

MECCA, SAUDI ARABIA-Raffles Mecca Palace, with 213 butler-serviced suites, is part of the $3 billion Abraj Al Bait mixed-use complex near the Grand Mosque.

ST. LOUIS-Hallmark Holdings is now changed to Allegro Senior Living, a company with eight luxury retirement communities in Kentucky and Florida.

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL-The Jones Lang LaSalle report about average daily rate growth is about 2009, but is a strong indicator for the country, which has 153 new projects in planning or construction.

CHICAGO-The company will lease 16,581 square feet in its move from 900 N. Michigan. The move was right for this firm, but may not be the best time for others, says tenant broker.

SAN FRANCISCO-Scheduled to open in 2017, this structure will connect the city and Bay Area, and will be the first new high-speed rail station in the United States.