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GLENDALE, AZ-Edu-Vision, a division of the College of Allied Health, has leased 20,000 sf in a growing educational hub in the West Valley. The tenant will set up classrooms in Glendale's Brookwood Commerce Center.

MESA, AZ-Investors Thomas Bassett and Sandra Lynch of California have bought the Country Club Greens, paying nearly $45,600 per unit to seller Bill Brown of Gardena, CA. The 68-unit Country Club Greens abuts the Mesa Country Club.

DENVER-One of the nation's largest industrial real estate investment trusts will build a 196,000-sf distribution center in Shinkiba for DHL Japan Inc., which signs a 20-year lease for a hub for its operations.

NEW YORK CITY-Despite a decline of more than $3 billion in 2Q compared to the first quarter, nearly twice as many non-hotel trusts issued debt or preferred stock during the first six months of 2001 as did last year. Going forward, mergers and acquisition activity is expected to pick up.

AUSTIN-Rising office vacancy has hit the pocketbook of building owners, with rent dipping 42 cents per sf between first quarter and Q2 closings. The average now rests at $27.15 per sf, with the CBD being hardest hit as rates plummet $4.20 per sf.

BOSTON-A number of Massachusetts towns want the State to reform Chapter 40B, the so-called anti-snob zoning law, out of concern that developers are using the law to circumvent local zoning regulations. Governor Jane Swift has proposed a number of changes to the law.

EAGAN, MN-The airline will continue its major hub renovations, especially the $1.2-billion complex in Detroit. But it will shut down its reservations centers in New York and Hawaii and a flight attendant base in Chicago.

MIAMI-The Miami-Dade Housing Agency is negotiating a multimillion contract with Related to construct a new agency headquarters building adjacent to the county's elevated, rapid-transit system.