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ST. PAUL, MN-High property tax rates and neighborhood resistance are among factors blamed for the lack of multifamily housing. Legislators are looking at major property-tax reform that could address the issue.

TROY, MI-The Kojaian Cos. says a lease has been signed with InterOne Marketing Group for 90,000-sf of the Troy Tower, the new name for the former Bank One building, which also will undergo a major renovation.

LONDON-Barlows will become the latest quoted property company to pull out of the London stock market if a planned management buyout succeeds.

DALLAS-Cushman & Wakefield has promoted Elizabeth Trocchio to senior managing director in Dallas, a post that's been vacant for three months. Change is coming, she says. Retail, maybe an Austin office and uniting the Texas team are on the agenda.

JACKSON, MI-The Midwest retailer plans to open new stores in upscale Ohio markets with its 80,000-sf, two-level format introduced at Meridian Mall here last year and has arranged for better financing.

DENVER-Appraisals of the 14-story Terracentre office building next to the Colorado Convention Center come back at $11 million to $14 million, too far north of the $9 million the city was willing to pay for a 4,000-seat auditorium site.

CHICAGO-FagelHaber LLC takes 44,667 sf at 55 E. Monroe St., moving from a 25,150-sf location at 140 S. Dearborn. Julien J. Studley, Inc. represents the law firm in negotiations with Tishman Speyer Properties.

SEATTLE-The interactive touch-screen terminals are designed to deliver news and lifestyle information in high-traffic locations. The company behind them says there will be 300 terminals by year's end in Seattle, Portland, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Chicago and New York.