PORTLAND-Although it has sold the 218,000-sf heart of the five-block redevelopment project, developer Gerding Edlen still has things to gain if it leases up and things to lose if it does not, according to the man who acquired the building on behalf of Multi-Employer Property Trust.

HOUSTON-Mike Maroney, a retail market specialist, has joined the retail division of Henry S. Miller, the second addition to that division in the last six months. Maroney will work under Henry S. Miller's Shawn Ackerman.

ANNAPOLIS, MD-Governor Parris N. Glendeing announces $10 million in funding for various revitalization projects through the state's Community Legacy Program. The funds will be distributed among 52 different projects, although a total of 92 organizations submitted proposals requesting more than $100 million.

DALLAS-Eastdil Realty's Andrew S. Levy and Jeffrey M. Stone depart after two years to lead Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's Dallas investment sales group. Levy and Stone have long been considered top players in the Dallas market.