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TROY, MI-New Home Depot stores here and in Orion Township will provide a retail niche for do-it-yourself builders with 120,000-sf outlets. Both donated money to local youth groups upon opening their doors.

ATLANTA-The first phase of Columbus Park Crossing, 80 miles south of Downtown, is scheduled to open in summer 2002 with name tenants occupying 450,000 sf on an 85-acre portion of the planned 380-acre Columbus Park in Columbus, GA.

EL CAJON, CA-The City Council has extended a deadline to the owners of a dilapidated hotel to raze the building. But The Cortez Motel will be coming down next month, be it by city wreckers or the motel's owners.

BELLEVUE, WA-John Su has added another proposed project to his Downtown portfolio. Su has submitted plans to the city for Ashwood Commons, a mixed-use complex that includes retail, offices and apartments.

NEW YORK CITY-Murray Hill Properties/TCN Worldwide has closed on the acquisition of Madison Square Park at 15 East 26th St. between Madison and Fifth Avenues, near the Met Life building.

BOULDER, CO-A University of Colorado at Boulder study predicts 48 million new people in the 11 Western states by 2050, with 26 million acres to be developed as a result of that population growth.

DALLAS-A long-time friendship and desire for a national presence puts Dallas-based Askew/Reese Investment Co. into the fold of Minneapolis-based NorthMarq Capital. Changes are afoot in the firms' Dallas, Austin and Houston offices.

ATLANTA-A. Ray Weeks Jr., whose family built an industrial real estate dynasty in metro Atlanta over 40 years and then merged the firm with Indianapolis, IN-based Duke Realty Investments Inc. in 1999, is leaving the REIT as vice chairman to get into another undisclosed business.