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BOSTON-With more than 40% of surveyed investors eyeing purchases here, Jones Lang LaSalle's new report paints a positive picture of the Boston lodging marketplace.

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-Artery connecting major north-south highways would feed traffic through the burgeoning Princeton corridor.

LOS ANGELES--Gale Banks Engineering pays $2.5 million for Irwindale parcel and plans to build 140,000-sf mixed-use campus there.

MIAMI-Owners of the 1.4 million-sf Dadeland Mall in this city's Kendall area are fighting government efforts to prevent construction of an 800,000-sf addition.

ATLANTA-The locally-based firm's announcement last week that it will move its headquarters to the New York/New Jersey area zaps leasing negotiations for a new headquarters.

NEW YORK CITY-The North American headquarters of Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, located here, releases the results of the company's inaugural results of their unique international comprehensive study. This study, the Hotel Investor Sentiment Survey, charts the opinions of investors and/or owners of hotel and resort properties around the world.

BOSTON-Concerns are rising that the TechnoCorridor may not have the infrastructure to support its growing tenant base. No sweat, says one real estate expert.

PLEASANTON, CA-Enron Corp. wants to build an emergency power plant here in order to avoid a repeat of this summer's blackouts and outages. Area residents were sent notice late last week of a Nov. 8 meeting to discuss the issue.