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RENTON, WA-For several years now, extensive soil contamination and other pre-acquisition issues have muddied Paul Allen's path to a high-end, 63-acre mixed-use development on the southeastern shores of Lake Washington. Those in the know say it may finally be coming together.

SAN DIEGO-The local architecture and planning firm Tucker Sadler & Associates Inc., one of San Diego's largest and oldest architecture and design companies, has a new name, a new president and a new chief executive.

HOUSTON-Situs Realty Services has brought three analysts and a team leader on board for a special servicing and work-out group. The team will aid Wall Street firms in restructuring and liquidating distress loans and assets.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The City of Orange was once in favor of converting the closed El Toro Marine Base into a commercial airstrip, but a majority of its city council is now planning to bolt from the ranks of other municipalities that support the plan.

SAN DIEGO-A 31,401-sf medical office building in Kearny Mesa's hot office market changes hands in a deal valued at $4.58 million. The buyers were Velimir and Ljubinka Petakovich, as individual investors and trustees of a family trust.

NEW YORK CITY-Further solidifying its position as both news and information provider to the industry, GlobeSt.com today unveils quarterly multifamily-market statistics and in-depth reviews of industry products.

NEW YORK CITY-The ninth annual Congress for the New Urbanism convened today at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Manhattan. The group is devoted to preserving and maintaining urban centers as "great human habitats.

NEW YORK CITY-Most of the space involved class B properties with Downtown experiencing the largest return, accounting for 1.5 million sf of the 3.34 million sf net absorption this year.