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HOUSTON-The premier Williams Tower gets a 5,021-sf tenant, Best of Health, while a Port Arthur, TX retail store corners a buyer. A Washington state broker negotiates with Colliers Oxford on the sale of the 7,469-sf building, leased to Blockbuster.

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO-The Cove at Oyster Point, a South San Francisco mixed-use project by Hines, is two steps closer this week, having received environmental and design approvals for its plans to build 600,000 sf of office and R&D space and a four-star hotel.

CHICAGO-Panelists tell GVA Worldwide's conference here say private offices are out, cubicles in, with law firms being one notable exception. Accommodations also must be made for technology, they add.

HOUSTON-The city's CBD office market is sure to feel the fallout from the imminent takeover by Dynegy of its CBD neighbor Enron. The commitment runs deep for an under-construction 1.2 million-sf high-rise, says an Enron source.

CHICAGO-Panelists tell GVA Worldwide's conference here say private offices are out, cubicles in, with law firms being one notable exception. Accommodations also must be made for technology, they add.

CHICAGO-A Julien J. Studley team advises the 400,000-member lawyers' group on a 15-year deal for space at Hines Interests LP's 2001 River North acquisition that could be worth as much as $81 million.

BELLEVUE, WA-Another local architecture firm, Ferrari Design Group, has merged into MulvannyG2 Architecture, now the third-largest architecture firm in the Pacific Northwest. The five-man Ferrari Design firm is run by Mulvanny G2 CEO Jerry Lee's college roommate, Lynn Takeuchi.

WARSAW-Hines has broken ground on the Metropolitan, a 390,000-sf Foster-designed mixed-use complex on Pilsudski Square in the Polish capital, Warsaw.