DALLAS-Arledge/Power is taking some tips from the big boys in the trade and adding its own philosophy about what clients need. A new vice president has been added to oversee and develop transaction services, but he is part of a team as it should be, says a company principal and co-founder.

SAN DIEGO-A leading supplier of computer adapters is moving its headquarters to a new facility in Sorrento Mesa area next month.

BOSTON-Massachusetts General Hospital speeds up its building plan due to rising construction costs and an increase in its volume of cancer patients. The hospital plans on building two buildings by 2004.

CHICAGO-Vacancy rates hover around 12.6%. But buyers of suburban office buildings here may be busy in 2001 even while tenants will be more cautious this year, says real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.