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LONDON-The mixed use and residential property developer Berkeley Group increased its pre-tax profits by 24% in the year ended 30 April 2001.

LOS ANGELES-City Council approves 150-foot billboard space at Hollywood & Highland redevelopment project. Some opponents worry the area will become too much like NY's Times Square.

ST. PAUL, MN-With two million sf already under management or representation, United sees the east metropolitan area as a good growth opportunity. It is moving from Bloomington to 227,717-sf in US Bancorp Piper Jaffray Plaza.

LOS ANGELES-The center, which encompasses 157,049 sf, was 90% occupied at the time of sale. Sales activity in the county's retail market has cooled somewhat in recent months.

DALLAS-The leasing pace has picked up momentum this quarter, with another six deals, totaling 44,229 sf, closing for Dallas-Ft. Worth brokers. One pact means a headquarters relocation from Ft. Worth to Dallas.

ATLANTA-The 12-year-old global developer is banking on near-future demand at SouthPoint business park generated from the planned expansion at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport.

ORLANDO-Orange County Chairman Rich Crotty asks prominent lawyer Egerton van den Berg to investigate fourth-phase construction mismanagement charges for a $48,000 fee while county comptroller Martha Haynie scouts for a national consultant to open a year-long audit on one of the costliest commercial public ventures ($750 million) in county annals.

NEW YORK CITY-REITs continue outperforming equities, but the small cap firms that led the way early in the year are loosing ground to the large caps. Bear Stearns analysts think this trend is sustainable.