CHICAGO-Besides failing to win mayoral approval for nearly 2,000 more bleacher seats, the Cubs' parent company will likely begin paying the city rent for a parking lot west of the ballpark, which the team has claimed is theirs.

SEATTLE-Corbis, a photo-archive company owned by Bill Gates, will relocate its headquarters from Bellevue to Seattle, having signed a 15-year lease to occupy space in the Dexter Horton Building.

Contrary to quotes in the press by Newmark, none of the brokers who left were ranked in the top 10 in Studley's Southern California region based on their 2000 and 2001 production, and only one of the brokers who left was ranked in the Southern California region's top 20 for that period.

DALLAS-There were four years left on the lease for seven radio stations when brokers sat down at the table to talk about non-financial issues. Crescent gets a 10-year tenant at a building it's selling while the station space gets spiffied up.