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SAN ANTONIO-Everyone wants to be in San Antonio these days, says one of the city's leading commercial real estate professionals. A steady influx of retailers has skyrocketed per sf rates above class-A office asking prices.

SAN ANTONIO-Everyone wants to be in San Antonio these days, says one of the city's leading commercial real estate professionals. A steady influx of retailers has skyrocketed per sf rates above class-A office asking prices.

SAN ANTONIO-A two-year redevelopment at San Antonio's South Park Mall has spiked occupancy by 30%. Enthusiasm is riding high with Old Navy working on the city's first in-mall location. And a seven-acre buy is setting the stage for an expansion.

STAMFORD-Renovations to the building, scheduled to be completed by the end of the year, should transform it into a class A property. Its 80,000 sf of available space is the largest continuous block of office space in the Bridgeport market.

DENVER-Dirt's flying on the $80-million WorldPort, an air cargo facility at Denver International Airport. Brokers already have several letters of intent in hand from tenants who want an airport address.

BOSTON-World Trade Center East had all of its 500,000 sf pre-leased when it opened last August. Since then, nearly half that space has opened up as high tech companies fell victim to the economic downturn.

HOUSTON-The 1.53-million sf Willowbrook Mall has changed hands, falling into a joint venture portfolio of General Growth Properties and the New York State Common Retirement Fund. The mall has brought in $144.9 million for the pension fund seller.

DALLAS-Texans love to shop and retailers love to provide product. The latest year 2000 report shows the retail sector is riding at its highest level in 15 years. Some 8.7-million sf had delivered by yearend and there's more on the way.