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SAN FRANCISCO-Seven commercial real estate veterans will drive sales and adoption across the nation for the locally-headquartered, Web-based property marketplace.

HOUSTON-It's the "Workplace of the Future," says Crescent, which is developing a 570,000-sf office tower in downtown Houston. The Crescent project's lead tenant is Ernst & Young, who has signed up for 127,000 sf for 10 years.

DENVER-A broker, lauded as Denver's best, says the city's Central Business District's class A vacancy rate hits a 20-year low. It's "absolutely perfect," he says.

HOUSTON-Houston's plans for a 1,200-room convention hotel advances, with city council naming the project's developer and architect. The goal is to have the structure completed in time to host Super Bowl XXXVIII.

SAN FRANCISCO - Cesar Pelli has been charged with the final design for Chase H&Q's new headquarters, which will be finished with dark green aluminum and glass.

HOUSTON-Another Texas connection to Internet-based commercial real estate services will launch a transaction platform site in January, an e-business resulting from the departure of four key executives from Houston-based Hines Interests. Their success is being closely monitored by their former employer.

BOSTON, MA-One of the Hub's first commercial office towers, the sale of the 30-year-old building is being billed as one of the biggest commercial tower transactions in the city this year.

HOUSTON-Parking demand in the Central Business HOUSTON-District prompts an office property owner to expand an 11-level garage, adding 679 spaces and two floors. The CBD currently has 90,000 spaces for its 150,000 downtown workers.