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DALLAS-It's been a very good year for Turner Corp., and it's going to get better. The Dallas-based firm is predicting a record high of $5.7 billion in the value of new contracts by year's end.

CHICAGO-Dearborn Plaza and Melrose Business Center receive top honors at awards dinner that benefits Habitat for Humanity.

ASPEN, CO-A British pub-theme restaurant holds the distinction of being the first eatery lined up for Hines Resorts' $230-million Aspen Highlands Village. Lawn bowling to direct access to the ski slopes is everyday fare at the signed restaurant.

ASPEN, CO-A British pub-theme restaurant holds the distinction of being the first eatery lined up for Hines Resorts' $230-million Aspen Highlands Village. Lawn bowling to direct access to the ski slopes is everyday fare at the signed restaurant.

WASHINGTON, DC-A Dutch pension fund is close to selling a four-year-old office building at 1900 K St. NW for close to $400 per sf. It would be one of the priciest sales in Washington this year.

PHOENIX-The upscale corner of 24th and Camelback Road may have a new tony tenant if a lease deal for Charles Schwab & Co. for more than 173,000 sf comes to fruition.

VAIL, CO-Village Homes will build 384 tract houses on 1,600 acres at Eagle Ranch, a development by East West Partners. The production housing will cost more than it does in Denver and less than other mountain properties.

NEW YORK CITY-The first steel beams were erected less than a year ago and now the last beam of a total of 12,000 tons of structural steel has been signed and raised to the top floor of 745 Seventh Ave.