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AUSTIN-Central Market, claimed to be Austin's second-largest tourist draw, will have seven European-style shopping markets on line come 2002. In-house talk says ultimately up to 17 could evolve from the concept.

JERSEY CITY-A partnership led by general partner Larken Associates is turning the old factory into the Sugar House at Liberty Cove, with apartment units ranging up to $1.5 million.

PHOENIX-Work's under way on the Retreat at the Raven, a class-A project. As dirt flies, developers are courting prospects for a 30,000-sf office building at the same intersection in the Baseline Corridor. The apartments deliver in October.

CORONADO, CA-Construction is complete on a $19.7 million, 150,000-sf commissary facility on 14 acres at the corner of Colorado and Quay avenues on the North Island Naval Air Station.

SANTA ANA, CA-A two-story, 20,000-sf office building here in Santa Ana office has been acquired by Fisher Properties, the latest in a string of office properties to be sold in recent weeks.

NEW YORK CITY-Residential prices are edging down and sales are falling sharply, says the Federal Reserve Bank report. The office sublet market has a lot of space available, but business is good in Long Island City.

TRENTON-New Jersey generated $30.1 billion in 2000, but this is mostly a day-trip state, so Acting Governor DiFrancesco aims to counter any fall-off that might come from soaring gas prices.

ATLANTA-Locally based SunTrust would generate more leasing activity than First Union Corp. in the central business district, Bill Law, chairman of Colliers Cauble & Co., tells GlobeSt.com.