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ORLANDO-Expansion plans may be tentatively shelved and property owners and sellers may be anxious to close transactions quicker if the Wall Street roller coaster continues without braking, two seasoned professionals tell GlobeSt.com.

STOCKBRIDGE, MA-Locals are furious at their own state representative's proposal to build a Turnpike interchange here. While this has been attempted before, this time neighboring northern Berkshire towns support the proposal.

SAN FRANCISCO-Developer Thomas McCarthy originally proposed a three-story, 120,000-sf office addition to a building on Berry Street near Pacific Bell Park. Last week he reduced the project to 49,500 sf of office space.

LA BELLE, FL-The publicly traded agribusiness firm divests non-essential assets in rural southwest Florida for $1,185 per acre or about three cents per sf. La Belle is 102 miles northwest of Miami and 48 miles north of Naples, FL.

DALLAS-In a dual-pronged move, Don Koll is stepping down as CEO of Koll Development Co. to set the stage to garner more of the build-to-suit market. Steve Van Amburgh takes over, with Koll remaining as board chairman.

NEW YORK CITY-Who knows when Mr. Dow's Wild Ride may end? But most real estate professionals are confident that they are immune--at least for now.

ROYAL OAK, MI-The suburban city buys back a 4.2-acre parcel at the city's entrance while casting its net for a high-profile project. City officials have been trying to develop the property for 15 years.

PORTLAND-Not overbuilt this time around, experts are saying the real estate market is in an unusually good position to reap rewards from the slowing economy--as long as the slowdown doesn't last too long.