TACOMA, WA-City leaders will discuss next week the hiring of a Cleveland, Ohio-based naming rights company. The goal is to generate revenue from naming rights of various facilities, including the Tacoma Dome, Cheney Stadium and the convention center.

LONDON-South Cambridgeshire District Council is to relocate from its Cambridge city centre offices into a new purpose-built 50,000-sf building on the Cambourne Business Park.

AUSTIN-Twin Falls is the winner of a four-finalist site competition for Dell Computer's newest call center. The roll-out in a former grocery store brings a $5-million annual payroll and $12-million economic impact to the city.

WHITE PLAINS-The Seltzer Group of New York City has paid $3.8 million for a small parcel of land in downtown White Plains and plans to build a $30-million rental housing development there.