LOS ANGELES-The 400,000-sf Montgomery Plaza in Albuquerque, NM was listed with the local Cushman & Wakefield office. It was built in 1972, when the city's population was just a fraction of what it is now.

LONDON-UK consumer spending has remained buoyant following the 11 September terrorist attacks, and according to Knight Frank this should mean a stable retail real estate market despite economic pressures.

SAN ANTONIO-The city's tourism industry, the second-biggest business here, is trying to generate traffic, which has been decimated by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the US. Hotels and tourist attractions offer specials.

DALLAS-More than $6.5 million has been lined up to cover rehabilitation costs at the 230-unit Cantera Crossing in Dallas. The FHA loan carries a 26-year amortization at 6.75% interest, with payments to start upon the work's completion.