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ELIZABETH, NJ-The 14-story office/retail building in this city's Downtown changes hands after an earlier foreclosure purchase, followed by a major effort to restore its historic appearance.

ORLANDO-While only 10% of metro Orlando's 28 million-sf office market are wired for dot-com tenants, owners are still asking for large security deposits, advance rent and often declining to pay for improvements, CB Richard Ellis Inc. office-industrial specialist David Murphy tells GlobeSt.com.

WASHINGTON, DC-After a $70-million renovation, a dozen former Regal hotels bought by Millennium in 1999 are getting a name change. Company officials say they want to be major players in the four-star hotel market.

ORLANDO-GoCo-op Inc. of suburban Maitland, FL is laying off 30 workers or 20% of its 150-person staff after orders for its purchasing systems technology for restaurants and lodges slowed to a crawl.

MIAMI-Laurel Lucas will focus on leasing and marketing activities for Trammell Crow Co. in the Miami-Dade County market, following five years work at Langhorne Co.

DALLAS-Texas mettle is proving itself once again as metropolitan areas hold a steady course amid a sagging high-tech market. Executives say those that are alive are doing well, exercising caution and still leasing space.

NEPTUNE, NJ-With planning board approval of the final site plan, the initial phase will consist of two, 200,000-sf buildings and three levels of underground parking, with work scheduled to begin next month.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-Hilton has unveiled its latest Homewood Suites, opening doors on a 127-suite facility in Colorado Springs. The new hotel counts among its neighbors the US Air Force Academy, US Olympic Training Center.