HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-Private investors snap up the industrial facilities in two separate deals. One building is a multi-tenant facility that encompasses 10,407 sf, while the other is a single-user, 9,113-sf structure.

LANSING, MI-Brownfields, landfills, storage tanks, and abandoned wells are targeted by Senate Bill 291, part of the $675-million Clean Michigan Initiative. More than half goes to clean up and redevelop contaminated properties.

LOS ANGELES-Gov. Gray Davis approves controversial measure that prohibits developers of large projects from moving forward unless they can first prove there will be enough water to serve their tenants or residents for the next 20 years. Some economists worry it will force many businesses out of the state.

FRAMINGHAM, MA-Archstone Communities still intends to present its plans for a 264-unit apartment complex here with an affordable-housing component. The town was recently certified as having met its affordable housing requirements, which means the developer cannot bypass local zoning laws if the town rejects its plan.