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ATLANTA-The locally based telecommunications services provider will remain in its 17,000-sf offices in Building 200, Highwoods Center at Deerfield, in suburban Alpharetta, GA, 25 miles north of Downtown Atlanta.

DENVER-The five-story, 113,000-sf Alberto Vilar Research Center will house laboratories, faculty offices, conference rooms and other facilities for medical and scientific research. Construction is scheduled to begin in late 2002.

DETROIT-The company is closing other facilities around the US to save money, but is still going full-steam ahead on unveiling the $1.2-billion Midfield Terminal at Detroit Metro. An opening date is expected soon.

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL-The locally based real estate investment trust posts increases its second-quarter funds from operations, net income and revenue.

LOS ANGELES-A private investment group acquires 200-unit apartment complex in Desert Hot Springs. The deal is latest evidence that the Inland Empire market is heating up even though the regional economy is cooling.

LONDON-The latest Insignia Richard Ellis monthly index shows UK commercial property values down 2% compared to this time last year. Retail continues to be the worst-performing property sector.

MINNEAPOLIS-Some library board members want an alternative site so an interim library, which would cost about $10 million, would not be necessary. Meanwhile, they're looking for a construction manager and architect.

MESA, AZ-A Colorado-based partnership realizes $12.9 million in the sale of the 336-unit Epernay Apartments in Mesa. Apartment complexes are hot properties these days in the Valley, with the 19-year-old project bringing in $38,392 per unit.