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PHOENIX-As expected, the City Council set the route of the soon-to-come light-rail to run through downtown past the biggest entertainment venues and office towers.

HOUSTON-Nine months after the project had been announced, 5 Houston Center is ready to break ground. The Crescent Real Estate Equities project is a 27-story, class-A high-rise being built Downtown, where the occupancy rate is 97%.

NEWARK-Tremont Capital's recent redo of the 282,500-sf landmark property continues to pay dividends as it approaches complete lease-up. The buildings'transformation, has been gaining attention following its unveiling.

FT. WORTH-Bell/Agusta needs pilots to fly its innovative tiltrotor so the time's come to break ground on the world's first commercial tiltrotor training center. Ft. Worth Alliance Airport snares the deal for the 82,000-sf center.

HOUSTON-It's oh so sweet for De Leon Collections, a home decor importer that's signed an 18,275-sf lease at 1997 rates. The upscale importer is taking over space being vacated by Westwood Furniture, which is downsizing its Houston operations.

DETROIT-Milwaukee Investment Co., the owner of four parcels of land near the Detroit River, is close to deal with the city for a sale. The city is having difficulty acquiring land along the riverfront needed for three casinos.

PALO ALTO, CA-Citing a need to examine a proposed 99-year moratorium for 2,000 acres of foothills surrounding Stanford University, Santa Clara County supervisors will delay a decision on the school's proposed 10-year land-use plan.

PORTLAND-The Pennsylvania-based purveyor of auto parts and service abruptly closed all six of its area stores over the weekend and 32 others around the nation as part of "a comprehensive profit enhancement plan" that includes closing "unprofitable" stores.