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OAKLAND-The Lawrence Berkeley National Lab has opened a new state-of-the-art supercomputer home in a renovated bank building downtown. The move highlights this city's efforts to redevelop itself partly as a high tech hub.

AUSTIN-Sam's Club is redoing a vacant lumber supply site at South Town Square into a 133,144-sf warehouse club. It's the retailer's fourth location in Austin. The redo comes with a 25,521-sf addition to the existing 107,623-sf building on the city's west side.

LONDON-British Land unveiled a strong set of results for the year ended 31 march 2001,

SAN FRANCISCO-In San Francisco and the Bay Area, despite economic uncertainty, retail

SOMERVILLE, MA-City Mayor Dorothy Kelly Gay has proposed selling the current city hall annex and two other city-owned properties at 50 Bow Street and 83 Broadway in an effort to consolidate city services here.

TEMPE, AZ-The Donkersloot Family Trust has the title to a 10,000-sf office building in a sale that brings $150 per sf for the limited liability company seller. The building had been 100% occupied at sale time.

DALLAS-Roy F. Weston Inc., a leading environmental remediation firm, has leased its second office in the Dallas metroplex. Two months ago, the international firm had signed for Pacific Center II and now it's off to Farmer's Branch.

ORLANDO-If you are an out-of-work bank executive looking for a new six-figure job, you might want to apply quickly to James M. Seneff Jr., a developer/financier whose locally based CNL Holdings and other principals own the $104 million-asset CNL Bank.