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SAN JOSE, CA-An intercity disagreement over Cisco Systems' proposed 20,000-worker campus on the southern edge of its city in the northern Coyote Valley is prompting a running dialogue about future development.

NEW YORK CITY-James Groch of Trammell Crow reported Project Octane plans to roll out a new platform in 2002 in addition to the transaction platform scheduled for debut in early 2001.

SAN FRANCISCO-Heading up the newly opened office will be Marc Perrin, VP. He is relocating from Starwood's office in Greenwich, CT. Perrin will be joined by Michael Wong, associate.

ASTORIA, OR-The city's Planning Commission is postponing its decision on the $4-million retail and residential project until its Nov. 28 meeting. One neighborhood group has vowed to make full use of the appeal process if necessary.

ATLANTA-Two of the metro area's subcities rate high on the investment scale, but overall, Atlanta appears in 12th place in the metro rankings as premier investment locations.

CHARLOTTE-Neighboring Concepts pays $301,500 or $120,600 per acre ($2.77 per sf) for a 2.5-acre parcel along industrial-themed West Morehead Street where the design firm plans to develop a three-building, 120,000-sf mixed-use venture of office and condominiums.

OVERLAND PARK, KS- Florida-based TooJay's to open in The Fountains Shopping Center across from Sprint.

TACOMA, WA-The $7-million project will turn the historic eight-story structure into class A office building combining old-world charm with new-world technology for between $13 per sf and $18 per sf triple net plus operating expenses.