LONDON-Professional firms stand to lose 11% of their fee income in staff replacement costs if they make an ill-judged relocation, according to new research from GVA Grimley.

HOUSTON-With full pomp and circumstance, Hines and Prime Asset Management have broken ground on the 32-story Calpine Center. It's the first spec office project to come out of the ground in the city's CBD in 19 years--a welcome sight for city officials.

ATLANTA-The Buckhead-based developer is asking the Atlanta Zoning Review Board to OK new plans for the construction of 326 lower-priced apartments after finding a sluggish market for homes in the $310,000 range.

SAN DIEGO-A 117-year-old architecture school signs a long-term lease for its rapidly growing local program. The lease is for a 33,000-sf building near the Gaslamp Quarter.