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ST. PAUL, MN-Plans to double the city's available multifamily and affordable housing are reviewed by the Metropolitan Council. Hastings expects its population will grow from 6,600 households to 10,500 households in 2020.

KANSAS CITY-A plaque is dedicated at Union Station in honor of William Thomas Dunn. The plaque is dedicated by the Kansas City District Council of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters.

SAN JOSE-The Association of Silicon Valley Brokers honored Mark Ritchie this week with the Mike Murphy Award, given each year to an ASVB member who makes extraordinary contributions to the organization and the South Bay community.

BOSTON-Cathartes Investments looks to sell its 710-unit residential project here in South Boston across from the proposed convention center. The company has just received its approvals for developing the property, which significantly raises the value of the site.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-The investment, development and management firm buys a 83,319-sf shopping and office center in Ann Arbor, MI. The mall is 100% leased and has retained high occupancy since opening in the 1970s.

RENTON, WA-Though the rest of the mall here has been open, the Bon has been closed since the earthquake due to significant damage to its north and south walls. The basement, first and second floors reopened Sunday.

DENVER-Quantitude is moving into 45,000 sf at the Executive Center One. The company is building one of the world's largest telecommunications TCP/IP networks, due to deliver in 2002.

NEW YORK-Richard Born and Ian Schrager purchased the property for $7 million and plan putting up a $30-million property.