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SAN FRANCISCO-Since its launch in February, the company's flagship software product has been implemented in more than 15 million sf of office buildings in Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C.

BOSTON-The MBTA will close the Bartlett Street Bus Station here in Roxbury and deed the 8.5-acre parcel to the city for redevelopment use. The city is considering three possible options.

LOS ANGELES-Once a vibrant market for investors on the West Coast, the 102-year-old PSE succumbs to pressure from NASDAQ and the NYSE. "It's a sad, sad day," one LA trader laments.

BOSTON-As plans for the proposed convention center here in South Boston edge closer to reality, the city must wonder what the fate of the existing center will be at what will happen when/if the new convention center is completed?

WASHINGTON, DC-Integra Realty Resources Inc. will provide nationwide commercial real estate appraisal services for MortgageRamp subsidiary Realty Services International. Company officials are calling the agreement "unprecedented" because of its scope.

STAMFORD, CT-GE Capital, based here, is the financial services unit of General Electric & Co., based in Fairfield, CT. It has signed a Letter of Intent with Finova's creditors to aid Finova in its bankruptcy restructuring.

SEATTLE, WA-Some referred to the real estate market during most of 2000 as a vacation in Disneyland. This year they call it Las Vegas, as the battered market appears no more predictable than a roll of the dice.

AUSTIN-Research and development in Austin might have to take a back seat to logistics and distribution in a few years. Lots of land and proponents hope to turn the corridor into an L&D hub, a potential bolstered by cargo capability expansion at the airport.