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DENVER-The nation's second-largest long-distance telephone provider pays $20 million for its facility in the Denver Tech Center but estimates it will take another $20 million to completely fill it.

DENVER-With the sector's vacancy rate down a point to 4% and average rental rates up to $6.47 per sf, the local industrial market remains strong despite an absence of construction activity by local major developers.

LONDON-For the first time from today law firms will be permitted to trade with limited liability. But one lawyer warned that disclosure requirements under the new rules could deter many.

LONDON-Rental growth in the retail sector has come to a virtual halt, with an average growth rate over the six months to March of just 1.1%, according to a new survey from Jones Lang LaSalle.

BREMERTON-This week marked the deadline for organizations hoping to receive state money - to the tune of $10 million - for future construction projects. Four proposals, three of which call for the creation of area conference centers, have been submitted to officials.

MINNEAPOLIS-The Village at St. Anthony Falls will consist of townhomes, condominiums, brownstones, apartments, a parking ramp, 30,000 sf of commercial space and 15,000 sf of retail space.

DENVER-Duke Energy Field Services signs a letter of intent to lease 125,000 sf in a proposed 640,000-sf office tower planned Downtown, but some experts caution that is far short of a signed lease.

SAN DIEGO-An office building in the Village of La Jolla has been sold for a second time in the past 13 months. Prospect Center, built in 1968, previously sold for $11.7 million in June of 2000.