WILMINGTON, DE-The 440,000-sf, 22-story Chase Manhattan Centre, once the city's tallest high-rise, is up for sale and has a taker who is reportedly prepared to pay $82 million for it. If all goes as planned, the property will change ownership from Lend Lease Real Estate Investments to McConnell-Johnson within the next several weeks.

LAGUNA WOODS, CA-The 41,280-sf medical office facility stands on a 2.7-acre parcel at 24331 El Toro Rd. Constructed by Snyder Langston, the project took nine months to build.

DALLAS-A Dallas investor pays $22,250 per unit for a complex built in stages between 1962 and 1965. The San Carlos Apartments in Oak Lawn is another value-add acquisition in the steady trading of class B and C properties now dominating deals in the region.

ST. PAUL, MN-The city also will convert a $3-million loan into a grant after tax increment financing money shrinks. The $170-million mixed-use development is adding 600 housing units to the city's riverfront.