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OTTAWA, KS-American Eagle Outfitters plans to open a 400,000-sf distribution center.

CHARLOTTE-Dennis Richter plans to break ground shortly on Latta Pavilion, a challenging, $45-million mixed-use project in Dilworth, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods. The three-acre venture took three years of planning and will comprise 150 apartments, 100 condominiums, 28,000 sf of office and 20,000 sf of retail.

ATLANTA-The commercial real estate company joins the Internet to manage and report on holdings worldwide.

NEW YORK CITY-The Los Angeles-based REIT is the largest property owner in Southern California, with a market share of about 6%.

STAMFORD, CT-A chief official with a major commercial office building owner in metro New York has vehemently denied charges that it engaged in an illegal firing and intimidation of some of its janitorial staff while a janitorial strike moves into its third week in Fairfield County.

SAN JOSE, CA-The hotly debated proposal by the city's largest employer goes before city council members tonight. The 20,000-worker campus is widely expected to be given the thumbs-up, but several have said they will appeal the decision.

AURORA, CO-Mercado Juarez, which bills itself as the largest Mexican grocery store in the state, has opened doors in Aurora, the second-largest city in the Denver area. A shopping center renovation and parking lot upgrade go along with the takeover.

JOLIET, IL-CenterPoint REIT execs say they are getting strong interest for the $1 billion Joliet Arsenal redevelopment, one of the nation's premier industrial projects. The COO says the trust is in negotiations to locate a large power plant at the 2,242-acre site, while up to four million-sf of industrial space are also in serious negotiation.