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PHOENIX-The Arizona State Court of Appeals has reversed a ruling that allowed cities to collect impact fees from developers to build schools. This case has been closely watched by every city in the state.

CHICAGO-Telecommunications giant signs for 200,000-sf of telecom hotel space at E-port, the high-tech redevelopment of the former Montgomery Ward Catalog Building. E-port has now leased 600,000-sf of telecom hotel and office space.

SPRINGFIELD, OR-The company plans to break ground here sometime next March and open up shop in early 2002. Of course, these plans predate a 28% drop in the company's share price yesterday.

ATLANTA-EllisDaws is joint venturing the 62-acre Crossroads Distribution Center with Cornerstone Real Estate Advisors in the high-demand Interstate 85 northeast corridor in Gwinnett County.

SAN DIEGO--Ninteman Construction gets $18- million contract to rebuild barracks.

NEW YORK CITY-ENN plans to install approximately 5,500 of its video news monitors in office building elevators throughout North America. Rockefeller Center, the Empire Building and the Chrysler Building are slated for screens in the near future.

WASHINGTON, DC-Willkie Farr & Gallagher has leased 52,418 sf in a 170,000-sf building at 1875 K St. NW, becoming the lead tenant of a joint development of Quadrangle Development Corp. and Potomac Investment Properties. The speculative building is expected to be finished in January 2002.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A coalition of businesses, business organizations and public agencies announce new campaign to high school and college students that academic records make a difference to employers.