ORLANDO-Population and employment growth will keep retail humming in 2002 in Orlando and Tampa, even though tourism is expected to be flat. A power center shakeout is on the way.

ANNAPOLIS, MD-According to the third quarter report from the National Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industries (NIC), the occupancy rate in assisted living facilities may be stabilizing after a year of consistent decreases. But NIC officials conclude that any stabilization trends will not alter the steadily decreasing construction starts in this industry sector.

PORTLAND-Portland Community College, with a new Southeast campus in the offing, has CB Richard Ellis marketing its 88,000-sf building located on 7.5 acres along Southeast 82nd Avenue, a few blocks south of Division Street.

COLLEYVILLE, TX-A Dallas-based partnership closes its second land sale and awaits a third signing in mid-February. Land once ticketed for retail sparks more interest in the neighborhood office arena, says the seller's broker.