NEW YORK CITY-Given the dire straights of the hotel sector after the Sept. 11 attacks, the expectation that things may bottom out by June may actually be good news. Our survey respondents see limited-service coming back first.

DENVER-Sears was willing to sell a site near Interstate 25 and Sixth Avenue to the city for $20 million as part of a $325-million jail project, narrowly defeated by voters expressing NIMBY and anti-tax sentiments Tuesday.

FEDERAL WAY, WA-The City Council here is holding a public hearing this evening on a proposal to give developers a 10-year property tax break on the residential portion of Downtown development projects.

PHOENIX-A near $5.7-million sale in Glendale goes for more than the norm. Location and condition of the 15-year-old complex were key, but so were market conditions. Low interest rates and fewer developable sites fuel an ongoing hustle and bustle.