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SALEM, OR-With the Legislature having missed its chance to rewrite the property measure compensation bill, Measure 7 is solely in the hands of the Oregon Supreme Court. Oral arguments on the law's constitutionality are scheduled to begin this fall.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FL-MetLife provides one of Florida's largest property owners a series of 10-year, non-recourse loans at a weighted average fixed rate of 7.39%. The money will be used to reduce the firm's cost of capital on new acquisitions and developments. St. Augustine is 150 miles north of Downtown Orlando.

PHOENIX-The local AFL-CIO chapter is gearing up to move into an 11,800-sf building that it has just bought for $1 million. Also just closing are two leases by DAUM Commercial Real Estate Services' Phoenix office.

SPOKANE-Bank of America has outgrown its 84,000-sf Sunset Hill building. Company officials say they are committed to the city and expect to decide within the next few months how to handle expansion of its credit card call center.

SEATTLE, WA-Locally-based Mastro Properties is divesting itself of out-of-state holdings and going great guns within, juggling a handful of new projects in Bellevue and Kirkland and leasing up another in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood.

MIAMI-Fresh Concepts signs five-year lease valued at $650,000 in the 350-acre Miami International Commerce Center.

DALLAS-McCarthy Building Cos. has kicked off work on the DFW International Airport's innovative People Mover System, part of a $2.6 billion expansion. A crew of 15 is on site, but more are coming as the estimated $15-million project advances.

ANAHEIM, CA-The company has purchased a 12,000-sf industrial facility in Anaheim, as the county's industrial market remains stable. A slowdown in construction is one of the principal factors contributing to the county's stable industrial market, according to local real estate experts.