SAN FRANCISCO-In a sublease deal with the Internet consulting firm, the noted provider of next generation Internet portal solutions is relocating its headquarters to 75,000-sf in Martin Group Partners' historic "Landmark" building in downtown San Francisco.

MIAMI-Lenders grant the locally based equipment rental company a permanent wavier under events of default and an increase in pricing. In exchange, Neff agreed to a reduction in the maximum amount allowed under the credit facility, from $220 million to $160 million by June 30 and to $120 million by Dec. 31.

DALLAS-Car Toys is forging ahead on an expansion strategy that calls for about 20 retail sites by the end of 2002. The latest signings are for a lease site in Arlington and a land buy in Plano. The auto electronics retailer has seven DFW locations in place.

PHOENIX-Koll Development has joined 12 other developers bringing office structures out of the ground in the bustling Interstate 17 corridor and Loop 101. Koll's broker has closed more than 30 land sales in four years for the stretch.