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HOUSTON-Koch Machine Tool acquires an acre in Westland Business Park in northwest Houston. The plan, says one of the brokers, is to build a high-end industrial facility in the Koontz McCombs-owned park.

ATLANTA-State and federal funds totaling at least $130 million will pay for a six-lane bridge and interchange for the 138-acre, $2 billion private-public mixed-use venture at Interstates 75 and 85, the site of a former Atlantic Steel Co. mill.

DENVER-East West Partners and Intrawest Resort Development Group make the short list to redevelop the Winter Park Ski resort in a joint venture with the city. Even one of the unsuccessful candidates praises the finalists.

HOUSTON-Office towers in Salt Lake City, Austin and San Francisco are accorded EPA Energy Stars. The class A lineup now take the Houston-based REIT's total to an aggregate 28 million sf with the rating.

BOSTON-Local hotel and convention center officials here fear that the recent terrorist attacks could have long-term implications for their industries. Hospitality industry's reliance on the faltering airline industry is another source of concern.

BOSTON-Local hotel and convention center officials here fear that the recent terrorist attacks could have long-term implications for their industries. Hospitality industry's reliance on the faltering airline industry is another source of concern.

DENVER-A softening economy may force Hines Interest to scale back plans for a 42-story, 640,000-sf office tower Downtown. Another 35,000 sf of pre-leasing might allow the original plan to move forward.

DALLAS-GlobeSt.com learns of a DOD memo floated in the DFW region in the past 30 days. An inside source says it warned against art hucksters seeking information at key financial institutions. Southwestern US buildings, as elsewhere, remain on high alert.