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CHICAGO-Despite vaults of available capital, lenders are taking cautious approaches to deals, members of the Real Estate Investment Association are told at the annual capital and finance market update.

OAKLAND, CA-The Port of Oakland has issued a Request for qualifications from developers interested in transforming the land between Oak and Ninth streets into a mixed-use project that could cost as much as $500 million to develop.

BOSTON-CRESA Partners/Boston reports that Marilyn Rubbico and Ryan Hawley have joined the firm as vice president and associate respectively. In addition to providing data, Rubbico will act as a broker in the Route 128 North submarket.

WASHINGTON, DC-Consumers will benefit if banks and financial companies are allowed into the real estate and property management businesses, according to the Financial Services Roundtable, which filed its comments with Federal officials.

DALLAS-CopiersNow, a Denver-based business equipment supplier, is searching for more Texas space in a nationwide rollout strategy that's starting here. The driver naturally is the state's high-tech profile and companies' proclivity for online trade.

SAN DIEGO-A lethal combination of over-regulation and NIMBYism is hobbling attempts to solve California's escalating housing crisis, according to builders.

DETROIT-Northville and Plymouth Townships want to build on about 900 acres of

BOSTON-Sprint Corp. reports that its Sprint E/Solutions Internet Center, housed in 70,000 sf of space at 109 Brookline Ave., will open on March 30. The property is one of a number that will open across the country.