LA PORTE, TX-With the deed now passed, the new owner will pump another $200,000 into rehabbing the Bayside Oaks as part of a repositioning plan to capitalize on the upside of a complex that was just 64% leased at sale time.

NEW YORK CITY-Financial services are still at the heart of the city's business sector, although professional services, life sciences and media and entertainment are other core areas, according to Daniel Doctoroff, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Rebuilding.

BOSTON-Joy Conway, senior vice president for government and industry affairs at the Greater Boston Real Estate Board, is leaving. The move comes a few months after the organization's CEO announced that he was leaving.

ROSEVILLE, MN-McDonald's is the largest again, according to a survey completed by Franchise Times. Restaurants, the automotive aftermarket and beauty salons continue to dominate the list.