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PHOENIX-In a trio of leases, the entire 11th floor has been filled at the 222,000-sf 2700 N. Central, a 15-story office tower. Compupay Inc., Internet Institute USA and Logical Inc. are joining the tenant roster, signing for a combined 14,800 sf.

LONDON-Over half the top law firms in London plan to expand by between 10 and 18% over the next two years, according to new research from agents Kinney Green.

HOUSTON-Chicago-based Prime Residential is undertaking its first Houston project, building a 170-unit luxury condo complex in the Uptown-Galleria submarket. The project, which delivers in the fall, includes a $5-million, 7,000-sf penthouse.

CHANDLER, AZ-Dean Geraci has set an expansion plan in motion, paying about $1.2 mil for a 16,900-sf industrial structure along N. Colorado St. The game plan is to expand a fire and flood damage clean-up business.

LOS ANGELES-Walt Disney Co. begins sending out about 1,000 pink slips, mostly to workers at its Southern California and Florida theme parks. Another 3,000 have accepted voluntary separation packages.

DENVER-Vail Mountain took the title from Breckenridge in Summit County, CO, another property owned by Vail Resorts. Official numbers released in its next quarterly report are expected to show Vail in the No. 1 slot.

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-Zimmel Associates has the assignment of moving the asset, for sale or lease, with one-third of it fitted-out for offices and the rest for light industrial/warehousing.

WASHINGTON, DC-A study conducted by the SIOR Educational Foundation questions whether Web sites will change the way brokerages conduct business in the near future, but says the Web is becoming an important information conduit.