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MIAMI-The Texas-based apartment developer is seeking zoning approvals for residential and commercial uses on a four-acre site on Biscayne Boulevard purchased by an affiliate for $8.85 million or $2.21 million per acre ($50.79 per sf). But the company and the city aren't disclosing the latest round of paperwork on the project.

LOS ANGELES-A new finding by the US International Trade Commission paves the way for stiff taxes on lumber and related products imported from Canada. The cost of building a single apartment unit could jump by about $2,000, developers say.

DALLAS-The infrastructure is in place and the development door is wide open for a 110-acre tract in Las Colinas. Property owner Olympus Real Estate has hired CB Richard Ellis to market the land. The first deals should close by year-end.

SAN DIEGO-A two-story, 88-unit garden-style complex built in 1985 trades for $7.2 million and a 90-unit one-level complex is sold for $5.1 million. Both deals were brokered by CB Richard Ellis.

DALLAS-Neiman Marcus is settling into 12,095 sf of new office space in the landmark Renaissance Tower at 1201 Elm St. in the CBD. Through an expanded lease, the high-end retailer is now occupying 94,685 sf in the 1.7-million sf high-rise.

MINNEAPOLIS-When it comes to urban revitalization, St. Paul's mayor would see a Danish where others see a donut--instead of an urban "hole," the core is filled with "sweet stuff.

PLYMOUTH, MN-The facility at the Palms Casino Resort being built on Flamingo Road just west of the Las Vegas Strip will be the company's 22nd location. The Palms is anticipated to open in the fourth quarter.

EVANSTON, IL-The loss of Sears, Roebuck & Co. as an anchor retail tenant isn't stopping a Downtown redevelopment project in this North Shore suburb with the densest population outside of Downtown Chicago.