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AUSTIN-Close two, buy one is the strategy being advanced in South Carolina, former home to the now Austin-based Littlefield Corp. The gaming operator has 19 bingo parlors in Texas, Alabama and South Carolina.

VANCOUVER, WA-The tax break, approved Monday, will allow the Vancouver Housing Authority and its for-profit partner to continue planning a $10 million project for 5.2 acres north of 24th Street and west west of Main Street.

SAN FRANCISCO-In light of both Propositions K & L failing, two city supervisors are offering up proposals to address the office growth issues highlighted by the two unsuccessful campaigns.

SAN FRANCISCO-The red brick Haslett warehouse, which originally stored canned fruits and vegetables, was vacated in 1986 due to earthquake safety concerns. The Kimpton Group plans to invest $37 million to convert and reinforce the warehouse.

CHICAGO-Site of multi-use project is the last major parcel to be sold off by the American Medical Association. Retail and multifamily will rise in its place.

KANSAS CITY, MO-In wake of the Power & Light project being deep-sixed, the Mayor wants to develop an urban villages Downtown. Plans call for a full-service supermarket, another class A office building, and a convention hotel.

TUALATIN, OR-The 10,000-sf building overlooking a man-made lake has been completed for three months, and is 80% leased, says listing agent Mike Foley of Portland, OR-based First Commercial Real Estate Advisors. One 2,100-sf space remains.

AUSTIN-A proposed settlement on a 4,000-acre mixed-use development in southwest Travis County goes before Austin's constituency. The plan calls for the city to pay $6.3 million to Stratus for legal fees incurred in a municipal utility district dispute.