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HOUSTON-There's new twist on an old game to use the sealed bid process for property dispositions. Cushman & Wakefield of Texas' Houston office has added the process to its client services' lineup, dedicating 10 employees.

STAMFORD, CT-A C&W of Connecticut report on the 50 largest lease transactions in the region in the year 2000 shows signs of a market maturation process, larger lease deals as well as the attraction of a diverse corporate base.

NEW YORK CITY-In an overwhelming show of unity, industry professionals have circled the wagons around their service offerings, protesting the possibility that banks could invade their territory. The poll launches GlobeSt.com's bi-weekly industry survey.

Rather than fearing financial institutions' proposed entry into the real estate brokerage business, professionals nationwide question the wisdom of the move, as well as a bank's ability and willingness to service the client.

HOBOKEN, NJ-The luxury property, being built in two phases, will add a total of 145 units to an increasingly tight Hudson River waterfront residential market. Manhattan Building Co. has received a loan package for it from KeyBank.

HOLLYWOOD, FL-Corporations are finding affordable commercial space as they renovate long-vacant buildings on the fringe of a successful Downtown redevelopment area in this Broward County city, 18 miles north of Downtown Miami.

CHICAGO-Joyce M. Slone takes over as president of the Chicago Chapter of Society of Industrial and Office Realtors for 2001. Rodger D. Chenore is vice president, Geoffrey Kasselman is secretary and Garry S. Weiss treasurer for 2001.

WEST ORANGE, NJ-The numbers relating to New Jersey's economic prowess are staggering, according to an NAIOP panel, and the year 2001 doesn't figure to bring any bad news.