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NEW YORK CITY-With malls traditionally pinning their hopes on big-box anchors and those stores now in trouble with consumers holding on tighter to their wallets in the face of a slowdown, one expert says it's time for change.

NEW YORK CITY-When Chase Manhattan Bank and JP Morgan first announced their merger plans, the issue of real estate holdings loomed. The sale of 18 former retail branches has resolved some of the issue; at least 10 more will be sold.

CHICAGO-Some high-ranking corporate officials here as well as national leaders in Washington, DC have the "r" word on the tip of their tongues. But one retail expert says, "I don't think things are as dire as some think.

SALEM, OR-The 30,000-sf building, located across High Street from the Marion County Courthouse, once housed the offices of the assessor, tax collector, treasurer, district attorney and other county staff.

HOUSTON-Caldwell Watson Real Estate has a rising star in its midst, according to NAIOP. Caleb Lawson also is being honored by ProLogis. The NAIOP award is handed out to brokers, with less than five years in the business.

SPOKANE, WA-Ranked number of the MizMiner Business Vitality Review for overall economic growth in 2000, Spokane's good fortune is spurring commercial real estate here from office to industrial, in the central business district to outlying areas.

DETROIT-Residents and business travelers are willing to pay for a new public transit system that is clean, safe, and inexpensive with frequent service to specific destinations, a new SEMCOG survey reveals.

WILMINGTON, MA-kSARIA Corp. opens its first development and production center here. The start-up company, which automates fiber-optic component assembly, expands from 2,500 sf of space to 32,000 sf with an additional 20,000 sf to be added in June.