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POWAY, CA-North American Van Lines takes down 176,000 sf of storage and warehouse space in Legacy's Stowe Business Center.

SEATTLE-The decision by the Landmarks Preservation Board means illionaire Paul Allen's Vulcan Northwest and Schnitzer Northwest can no longer raze the structure for open space, but the developers say they have a contingency plan.

ALBANY-Legg Mason Real Estate Services has financed two first mortgage loans totaling more than $11 million for a commercial office and an industrial building as well as two residential communities in the Mid-Hudson Valley.

CHARLOTTE-The home improvement chain is shooting for a summer 2002 opening at Midtown Square, according to industry sources, but the developer hasn't yet purchased the 26-acre site or bought out the leases of existing tenants at the shopping center.

DENVER-The city's southwest submarket is no longer a dark horse in the development race. It's clearly emerging as a hotspot, says a Cushman & Wakefield Inc. broker who has just completed an analysis of the region.

ORLANDO-William S. McNee, founder/president of Westport, CT-based Saugatuck Technology, lays out guidelines to follow and minefields to avoid by e-businesses over the next five years.

DENVER-Janus Capital, Invesco Funds Group and AT&T Broadband are rescinding plans to submit bids for naming rights at the new Mile High Stadium, a pact that's been valued as high as $89 million. And that suits Mayor Wellington Webb just fine.

SAN FRANCISCO-In an industry where "Better! Faster! Cheaper!" is paramount, the RentPayment system could streamline routine tasks now that it can be fully integrated with the widely-used AMSI Property Management Systems.