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MACON, GA-Locally based Technicon Engineering Co. paid the Macon Urban Development Authority $250,000 for the former 53,000-sf, four-story McKesson-Robbins office building where it plans to relocate 100 staffers by yearend. Macon is 85 miles southeast of Downtown Atlanta.

ATLANTA-A market glut of telecommunications facilities is forcing the developer to change course and raze the landmark Ivan Allen Building. Parking is more valuable than telecom space, the developer figures.

EULESS, TX-A 12-location physical rehab chain in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex is moving its corporate headquarters. The March 1 puts the chain into an 11,543-sf property at 310 S. Industrial Blvd., owned by Bardin Square Investors.

NEW YORK CITY-Standard & Poor's has alerted investors that a potential fallout in Vornado's rating may be coming because of the price tag of the World Trade Center deal, but insiders says this won't change the outcome of the deal.

ST. PAUL, MN-The St. Paul Port Authority may subdivide the 22-acre property into as many as five parcels now that a manufacturing firm has withdrawn plans to build a facility on the old Maxson Steel site.

SAN DIEGO-Despite a softening local economy, companies will continue to hire workers at a healthy clip this spring, according to the latest poll released today by Manpower Inc.

WESTMINSTER, CO-A catalog software developer is growing by leaps and bounds, prodding a headquarters relocation move. The new spot puts 100,000 sf at Requisite's disposal, an increase of 63,000 sf for the firm's 280 workers.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A company that refurbishes and resells computers and related equipment has purchased a 70,072-sf warehouse and distribution complex. The deal reflects strong property demand from small and mid-sized space users.