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LONDON-A top investment strategist at Standard Life Investment says property could be set to regain popularity with pension fund managers, after a prolonged period of decline.

BOSTON-The Lafayette Corporate Center, once a failed mall and now a thriving office and retail complex, is reportedly up for sale. Strong interest is predicted because of the recent rebirth of the Downtown Crossing area.

DENVER-The popular Ilios Greek restaurant may be in its final days as the city has voted to condemn the property to allow Mile High Properties to develop a new mixed-use complex.

CARTERET, NJ-Genuity, the Internet affiliate of Verizon, isn't going anywhere under its long-term lease. The unnamed seller is asking market price and has tapped CB Richard Ellis to move it.

ORLANDO-F. Phillip Handy, a former vice president at New York stock brokerage Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Co. and longtime commercial real estate investor, is chairing the state's first Board of Education.

NEW YORK CITY-Results of GlobeSt.com's latest Quick Survey reveal that more equitable conditions exist for women in the real estate workplace. Respondents complain of lower pay, but as one female source tells us: Doesn't everyone?

BOSTON-Legislators here attach an amendment to a landmark housing bill here that will enable many towns and cities in this state to be exempt from building additional affordable housing. The amendment allows mobile homes and apartments where state-subsidized tenants live to qualify as affordable housing.

LONDON-Central London offices, out of town retail and industrials in the East Midlands have been the top-performing property sectors over the past six months, according to the Catella regional rental indices.