LONDON-Slough Estates said it expects the property market to be challenging in the short-term but the longterm outlook for the sector remains good.

WASHINGTON, DC-Many of the sports venues that would have been constructed to host games of the 2012 Summer Olympics in the Washington metropolitan region may still be developed. Among those are a stadium and arena at the District's RFK stadium, an arena and velodrome in Baltimore, MD and an aquatic center in Northern Virginia.

TOLEDO, OH-The unsecured revolving credit facility, $25 million larger than the one it replaces, will help reduce the cost of capital, says Health Care REIT chairman George L. Chapman.

HOUSTON-Some call it a loss, others say it's just a possibility that never materialized. The impact on the city's commercial real estate sector is negligible, says an industry leader. The question now is what happens to the Astrodome.