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SAN FRANCISCO-For all of 2000, however, there were significant price and rent gains. Nationwide, CBD and suburban office rents experienced double-digit percentage gains--11.27% and 10.97%, respectively--between the fourth quarters of 1999 and 2000.

BEND, OR-Says a source at The Pape Group, which lost the battle despite offering as much as $6,000 more per share than Powdr Corp.: "Four directors made a decision that will cost all shareholders a lot of money.

AUSTIN-Within three weeks, construction will begin on San Clemente @ Davenport, a 49-acre office park being developed by Hill Partners. The project will be developed over the next four to five years and ultimately deliver 800,000 sf.

DETROIT-MDOT officials still seek a new $182.9-million terminal to be used by four major railroads that run through the area, which would replace Junction Yard in Livonia, where owners aren't interested in expanding.

SAN DIEGO-City officials say relocation benefits sought by 12 tenants facing eviction at the former Naval Training Center aren't likely to be forthcoming.

DETROIT- James C. Bieri is co-chairman of the Urban Land Institute program committee, Detroit regional district council. Meanwhile, Robert Boyle is director of corporate development at Bieri and Associates.

HOUSTON-Bandwidth commodities trading and the potential of data storage commodity trading are pushing Houston into the forefront as a high-tech center. And, says one broker, the demand's sure to get even stronger.

CHARLOTTE-The city is lobbying for a new version of a plan to keep the NBA Hornets in town. A tight timetable for legislative acceptance may make the proposal unlikely.