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DENVER-A 2,209-sf, mixed-use building in the hot Highland neighborhood north of Downtown sells for $351,000, about 20% less than the going rate for property in that area despite a diverse group of bidders.

LONDON-The property sector is surging away from other investment sectors according to research published today by La Salle Investment Management.

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.

ORLANDO-After picking up a prime 2,500-acre parcel for an estimated 42 cents per sf last year, Florida developer Bobby Ginn is scheduled to start construction in June on the first of three 18-hole championship-caliber golf courses at his mixed-use Reunion Resort & Club venture.

WATERTOWN, MA-Harvard University's recent purchase of the Arsenal office project here angers local officials as the town stands to lose out on millions of dollars in annual tax revenues because of the university's tax-exempt status.

BOCA RATON, FL-ACP Glades, an affiliate of Miami-based Americas Capital Partners, paid $13.3 million for two, four-story office buildings, 42 miles north of Downtown Miami.

CHICAGO-"Affordable housing as well as education is at the very top of the mayor's agenda," Chicago housing commissioner John G. Markowski tells this week's National Housing Conference's symposium.

TROY, MI-The merger of Standard Federal Bank and Michigan National Bank should benefit from new ABN Amro Holding's consolidations of local banking. That promises more commercial money offered in Michigan.