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LINCOLN PARK, MI- The City Council has agreed on a plan by developer Simeon Services for new condos and retail in a major overhaul of the downtown. The agreement was signed after the city council dropped Surnow & Co.

MINNEAPOLIS- Urban planners see downtown condos as a way to fight sprawl and traffic snarls. Permits to build multi-family housing in the Twin Cities have soared to 1,038 last year, up from just 60 ten years ago.

DENVER-A historic building developer pays about $15.3 million for a 108-year-old building that will be converted into office condominiums. Buyers should be able to get space for the same amount of their leases, says developer Charlie Woolley.

NEWARK-New York-based developer will convert former Krementz building into the city's third carrier facility.

MISSION, KS- The bankrupt theatre chain and Great Mall of the Great Plains owner Glimcher Realty are near an agreement that would allow the theatre to continue operating at the mall. Glimcher is Dickenson's largest unsecured creditor.

LOS ANGELES--Mable Express Inc. pays $1.4 million for building site and plans to put a warehouse there.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA--Real estate attorneys Steven A. McHolm and Daniel K. Winton have joined the Irvine law office of Snell &amp; Wilmer. The two attorneys bring a wealth of industry knowledge to the firm.<p>

LOS ANGELES--Planners give unanimous blessing to Hileman Co.'s conversion and expansion of former Teledyne plant, clearing way for work to begin as early as next month.