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FRANKLIN PARK, IL-The facility, located about one mile south of O'Hare International Airport that had been 57% occupied for the past two years, has been sold by Kansas City-based Maxus Realty Trust, Inc.

FT. WORTH-The Dallas-based Maple Avenue Economic Development Corp. has taken control of the 155-unit Palm House Apartments in Ft. Worth. The property had carried a $5.4 million asking price in a divestiture of the seller's holdings.

ST. PAUL, MN-The 18-year-old plant heats and cools 146 buildings in Downtown and is planning to add a $52-million plant that would burn waste wood. The president says the plant is a model in efficiency and affordability.

BELLEVUE, WA-Eastside Sports and Entertainment hopes to construct a 7,000-seat sports facility that would house soccer, semi-professional hockey plus a 2,000-seat auditorium for dramatic arts.

SOUTHEAST, NY-The developer of $40 million "the Highlands" retail power center here reports that 280,000 sf of lease deals have been secured at the project, which is now under construction.

MIAMI-GlobeSt.com offers readers a chance to respond to articles. One reader--whose property was the subject of a recent article--states his concern that the reporting was less than balanced. The editors welcome your comments and thoughts. Letters might be edited.

SAN DIEGO-The temporary help agency that surveys employer attitudes toward hiring is reporting the local employment market should remain strong this summer, as 48% of companies surveyed plan to add to their work forces between July and September.

CHICAGO-It's not gloom and doom at the inns, but the numbers have changed on the local hotel market. One benefit of tough construction financing is less competition coming on the market.