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AUSTIN-Robert Halff International has more than tripled its office space, signing a five-year pact for class-A space in a Central Business District strapped by a 1.8% vacancy rate. Halff's landlord owns both buildings, making it possible to grow.

ATLANTA-The estimated hard construction cost of the 14-story Millennium structure is $60 million. The office venture is part of a mixed-use project that will comprise a 19-story, 300-unit apartment venture planned by locally-based Post Properties Inc.

DETROIT- State eases liability laws for brownfield development.

PHOENIX-A local developer preps for construction in the spring on a $40-million mixed-use project, situated between two of the most upscale golf clubs in Scottsdale. The project will include offices, condominiums and boutique retail space.

PHOENIX-A duo that developed thousands of apartment complexes throughout metropolitan Phoenix has sold the last of its remaining complexes for $6.25 million to a Minnesota investment company.

ORLANDO-Locally-based Upsala Florida Corp. is asking $23.2 million for the combined 53.4 acres but the dirt may be bought separately. The commercially-zoned locations could house the area's next new tourist hotel or timeshare property.

CHARLOTTE-The locally-based, privately-held company will be competing with Time Warner and satellite TV to sell cable, Internet access and digital telephone services to local residents and businesses over 4,000 miles of line.

DALLAS-Sterling Bancshares of Houston and Provident Bank of Cincinnati will open offices in Dallas, saying the owner-operated small- to mid-size commercial market is being under-served by existing lenders. Sterling's Dallas office will open in the fourth quarter.