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OAKLAND, CA-According to an upcoming report by Cushman & Wakefield, East Bay markets are continuing to thrive, due in large part to astronomical rents across the bay in San Francisco and larger stores of available space in the East Bay.

LOS ANGELES--After flirting with moving, Gruma Corp. renews Commerce lease and keeps 600 jobs in the area.

NEW YORK CITY-With 669,000 sf at 1285 Ave. of the Americas alone, and 385 offices worldwide, eyes are on the office and retail space of PaineWebber as it plans to merge with Union Bank of Switzerland.

SAN FRANCISCO-The building at 260 Townsend Street is owned by Houston-based EGL Inc., which came into its possession by acquiring Circle International Group Inc. The asking price is $37 million.

HOUSTON-Cummings-Baccus Interests has latched onto 700,000 sf of buys in South Texas. The Austin-based realty firm's largest purchase is a 15-story Wells Fargo bank in Lubbock.

PLANO, TX-With a 47.3-acre deal now finalized, the Jackson-Shaw Co. is forging ahead on plans to add another 620,000 sf to its 900,000-sf Plano-area portfolio. The first phase gets under way in early 2001.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-Oakland Commons project is on track, says developer.

NEW YORK CITY-ENN plans to install approximately 5,500 of its video news monitors in office building elevators throughout North America. Rockefeller Center, the Empire Building and the Chrysler Building are slated for screens in the near future.