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ORLANDO-Annual acreage transactions finished 2000 at $44 million, down from a record $67 million in 1999. An Orange County moratorium slowed developers but allows the market to catch up, a new report by Grubb & Ellis finds.

SAN DIEGO-Padres majority owner John Moores' development firm has filed suit to break the deadlock over who will develop a 1,200-room hotel near the proposed ballpark.

IRVINE, CA-The latest numbers released by Cushman Realty show that net absorption of class A and B office space turned negative, while vacancy rates rose due to companies feeling the pinch.

BOCA RATON, FL-Besides the net loss for the year, the locally based building products manufacturer and recycling company anticipates $2.4 million in costs this year attributed to its restructuring effort. Boca Raton is 42 miles north of Miami.

SCARSDALE-Gas service station operator BP-Amoco is looking to open a total of 15 new locations in the Hudson Valley over the next year.

WASHINGTON, DC-While the number of mortgage applications fell 1.5% from the week before, they were up 105.9% over the same week in 2000, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association of America.

PORTLAND-Rabin Worldwide, a San Bruno, CA-based auctioneer, started the process Monday by auctioning off equipment and fixtures at the Medford store. Tuesday was the Eugene store, today is the Salem store and tomorrow is the Clackamas Town Center store.

SEATTLE-The 760-slip garage would be five stories tall and disguised with plantings. Also in the works for the zoo, which has not been significantly updated since 1976, are a new administrative office building and a for-rent, 13,000-square foot event center.