VANCOUVER, WA-The Port of Vancouver detailed plans this week for adding 1,094 acres to its industrial inventory, which currently stands at 807 acres, according to a study by the Columbia River Economic Development Council.

NEW YORK CITY-There's room in the CMBS capital markets for conservatively underwritten loans secured by telecom centers, Fitch says, but notes the high bond default rate of these companies and underscores the risks involved with their untested business models.

NEW YORK CITY-The move was based on the sale of most of the REITs assets to it business partner. Moody's has also placed the firm on a developing rating outlook because its future capital structure operations aren't apparent.

GARLAND, TX-Gilbert's Freight Outlet will shutter a Balch Springs location now that it's signed for a 16,289-sf spot in a Garland retail center. It's the off-price retailer's sole location outside its homeport of St. Joe, TX, where it also operates a collectors' museum.