HOUSTON-Two down, one more to go in public input sessions in Galveston, where officials are weighing a port merger with the Port of Houston. Galveston is the only required voting entity that has not OK'd the merger plan.

WASHINGTON, DC-Activists held a day of protest on July 10 against Pacifica board chair Ken Ford and his employer, the National Association of Home Builders. Donna Reichle of the NAHB tells GlobeSt.com the issue is unrelated to the organization.

SAN DIEGO-Westcore Industrial Properties signs two more tenants, both at Miramar West Business Park. A communications company signs on for 10,000 sf and a web design firm takes another 3,000 sf.

DENVER-Fentress Bradburn Architects designs South Korea's $1.1-billion terminal at Incheon International Airport. The airport is expected to serve 27 million passengers this year and 100 million passengers annually by 2020.