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ATLANTA-Rick Ross, M&M's Atlanta regional manager, and a panel of prominent local real estate professionals will review the area's sagging office market Sept. 6 at the Atlanta Property Opportunities Conference at the Swissotel here.

LIVONIA, MI-The school not going to use land for classrooms because of its use of the Internet, so it figures it can lease the property for about $14.8 million per year. It has received four development proposals.

HOUSTON-Turner Construction wins a $45-million award to add 228,000 sf to the Houston Galleria and build a 2,700-space parking garage. For Turner, it's the third large contract it's grabbed in Houston's current building frenzy.

DALLAS-Fifteen dormant acres in a Dallas wholesale strip are being whipped into shape for a 210,00-sf retail project and up to a 150-room hotel. Before a month passes, a permit should be in hand and a general contractor on board for an immediate construction start.

HOUSTON-With full pomp and circumstance, Hines and Prime Asset Management have broken ground on the 32-story Calpine Center. It's the first spec office project to come out of the ground in the city's CBD in 19 years--a welcome sight for city officials.

DENVER-Six developers interested in teaming up with the city to develop and manage Winter Park braved a fierce rainstorm to get their first official tour of the city-owned ski resort.

HOUSTON-The attorney of a flood victim, who drowned June 9 in the elevator of the Bank of America building, draws a parallel to a fire in filing a gross negligent lawsuit against building owner Hines Interest and Setec Protection.

BRIDGEWATER TWP., NJ-The addition of Bloomingdale's to the anchor mix, replacing the shuttered Stern's, has sparked a major expansion and cosmetic makeover of the 900,000-sf asset.