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KANSAS CITY-Expansions will be made at the Hospital Hill and Overland Park, KS.

PHOENIX-Arizona's jobless rate rose slightly during January, a trend that could continue given the recent news that two more Valley businesses plan to lay off as many as 700 employees.

NEWARK-The integrated communications provider has signed a lease for 56,000 sf at 1100 Raymond Blvd. Location will serve as a switch site and data center.

MINNEAPOLIS-Crystal Court and its retail businesses are closed for the day after a man jumping from the top of the tallest building Downtown.

NEW YORK CITY-Even most optimists are starting to consider the dreaded "r-word" to describe the current economic climate, particularly in light of yesterday's (Feb. 28) poor trading performance. Tony Malkin advises keep leverage low to withstand any economic threat to revenue.

HOUSTON-A group of investors has snagged one of the few remaining frontage parcels along Loop 610. Buyer McCarty Drive LLC has construction crews working hard on a Ryder truck dealership.

AURORA, CO-Graebel Cos. former headquarters has a new owner, who has paid about $6.3 million to be part of the neighborhood where it does business. Continued company growth could signal an expansion on the 26-acre site.

BETHESDA, MD-First Washington owned and operated more than 60 neighborhood shopping centers across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Holders of First Washington's common stock received $26.12 a share in the transaction.