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STAMFORD, CT-The bearish attitude pervading Wall Street has crept into the psyches of many in commercial real estate here. Some even wonder if the hard times of the early 1990s will once again plague the Connecticut Gold Coast.

LOS ANGELES-A report by California's power czar says that electricity-generating companies manipulated the market to push prices higher. The state says some of the money should be refunded to commercial and industrial users.

SAN DIEGO-The San Diego Padres have signed a big-ticket player to a

SOUTHFIELD, MI-Two new team members well-versed in commercial development work are added to Ronnisch Construction Group's roster. Edwin Glynn is named senior superintendent and Bruce Kennedy superintendent.

MOUNT AIRY, NC-Aggressive economic development boosters in Andy Griffith's hometown hope to fill growing industrial space with tenants such as auto parts suppliers food processing companies and other expanding businesses.

LOS ANGELES-A 25,362-sf industrial building in Harbor City has been snapped up by an investor, as small transactions continue to backfill the county's tight market for industrial space.

NEW YORK CITY-PricewaterhouseCoopers expects room demand to increase only 1.9% for the year and average daily rates to move up 3.8%, the worst performance since 1993. Prospects look better for 2002.

GRESHAM, OR-Up against the 120-day deadline for processing American Property Management's application for a 264-unit complex on its heavily wooded 12.5-acre property here, the City Council gives it a thumbs-up.