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SALEM, OR-The new rules, some of the first in the state, will require the developer of hilly lots to do geologic testing to prove their parcels are stable. Other cities are expected to follow suit.

ATLANTA-Renaissance Interactive Holding Corp. of Columbia, SC is leasing 24,000 sf with plans to triple its number of employees.

AUSTIN-It's been a good year for a high-tech provider to the multifamily industry. Austin-based USOL Holdings signs the 308-unit Oakwood Austin to a 10-year contract, the second such pact that has been sealed this week.

ATLANTA-Architect/developer John Portman, known locally for creating the first buildings of Atlanta's modern skyline in the 1970s, has extensive operations overseas.

TACOMA, WA-Don L Hirtzel is the new executive vice president and manager for Columbia Bank's northern region. The locally based full-service commercial bank is looking to Herzl to increase its presence in King County.

PORTLAND-Measure 7, which requires state and local governments to compensate landowners when regulations reduce their property values, unofficially passed last night. The costs estimated to come with its passage, financial and otherwise, are tremendous.

SAN DIEGO-In a deal with a lot of moving parts, an investment company uses funds from the sale of a San Jose building to fund the purchase of

AUSTIN-Texas environmentalists and voters have nipped a plan to pump $1.5 million per year into Austin's coffer, $900,000 into the Austin Convention Center and $2.8 million into Austin Energy. The pool of money would have come from a 400-acre hotel-golf course project.