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OAKLAND, CA-The U. S. Customs Service has leased about 4,416 sf for a 10-year term at 1111 Jackson Street. The agency has agreed to pay $46.67 sf annually for the first five years and $53.77 sf for the rest of the lease term.

HUNTINGTON BEACH-The 45-acre, $18 million project has been approved in a vote of four to two. City officials can now begin soliciting bids from contractors who want to build the complex.

LIVONIA, MI- Enrico Rosati plans to build an industrial park on previously landlocked land. He may spend more than $10 million to develop the property in this Detroit suburb now that a road has been approved.

MIAMI-CB Richard Ellis Inc. is marketing the 79,257 sf vacated in two buildings by affiliates of the Spanish telecommunications company. The space is leasing at full-service rates below the submarket average of about $29.75 a sf.

LONDON-The UK commercial property market has shown a significant slowdown, according to a new survey from agents GVA Grimley and the Confederation of British Industry.

MADRID-Despite being one of the five largest regional property markets in Europe, within the third fastest growing economy in Europe, Madrid's short supply of industrial property is playing havoc for occupiers.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI-The development company will build a 137,660-sf distribution center in Reynosa, Mexico for the 125-year-old home cleaning supply firm. ProLogis will own 14 buildings in the Reynosa area totaling 1.5 million sf.

NEW YORK CITY-The Federal Reserve Bank reports that the condo and co-op markets have stabilized recently while the availability rates for office buildings continue to rise, although they remain at historic lows. The hotel occupancy rate is down 10% compared to last year.