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SAN ANTONIO-Three San Antonio businesses have inked leases to relocate operations, two of which are headed to the city's northwestern corridor. The largest space taker is an Atlanta-based photography studio.

CHICAGO-The financial market takes additional space at 440 S. LaSalle St. under terms of a 13-year lease with building owner Travelers Insurance Co. in the third-largest lease deal of 2001 in this market.

MINNEAPOLIS-Legal Research Center conducts a comprehensive study of legal issues and trends affecting the commercial and residential real estate industry. The National Association of Realtors puts the results on the Web.

SAN FRANCISCO-Company officials called the opening a beginning to the additions planned for Northern California locations. Transwestern also has offices in Oakland, Sacramento and San Jose.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Michael D. McKee, the development giant's current vice-chair, is elevated to newly created position of COO by owner Donald Bren. Move may ensure orderly transition when Bren eventually retires.

VANCOUVER, WA-Privately held Papa Murphy's, the nation's seventh-largest pizza chain and the largest take-and-bake operation in the country, has been chosen as the first-ever chain of the year by "Pizza Today" magazine.

ROCKVILLE, MD-Giant Foods signed a long-term lease for the former Hechinger location on Hungerford Drive. This is the third lease JBG Rosenfeld Retail has secured for former Hechinger sites in the metro area.

HOUSTON-Land buys are gaining in popularity with small business owners, who are buying less than 10 acres and building what they want. It's a growing trend, says a broker who's sealing deals in the city's brisk land market.