DALLAS-The Real Estate Council of Dallas brings in three heavy-hitters, all saying their companies aren't taking a pass on buying this year. These changing times require changing strategies.

NEW YORK CITY-New offices and up to 20 paid staff for the Downtown revitalization organization were discussed at this morning's meeting of the recently formed city-state partnership.

SAN DIEGO-The San Diego County office and industrial/R&D markets are poised for a year of stability and even modest growth in 2002, according to a new report by Burnham Real Estate Services.

AUSTIN-Two months ago, the Bee Cave community gave a conditional green light to Albertsons to build a 57,000-sf anchor store for a new retail project. Officials, developer and leasing team are still waiting to hear if the project's going to go.