DALLAS-CMD Realty outsources leasing for close to 10 million sf, affecting nearly three million sf in Dallas-Fort Worth. Four firms get a chunk of the portfolio while CMD holds onto five buildings as possible "atta boys.

LOS ANGELES-Several commercial insurers will cut coverage for losses caused by acts of terror, allowing 2001 policies to go unrenewed for 2002, according to Standard & Poor's. The withdrawal from the market will spread beyond property and aviation insurance to include other risks.

CHICAGO-Many are likely to apply, but the city is looking hard at developers' experience, especially in leveraging private money in previous projects, in its selection of a team to build 400 multifamily units.

LAKE ZURICH, IL-The 88,306-sf retail outlet developed by Minneapolis-based Ryan Companies US, Inc. is bought by a fund managed by CB Richard Ellis Investors for $105.32 per sf, and at a capitalization rate in the mid-8% range.