NEW YORK CITY-The firm plans to sell off much of its portfolio so it can develop its global technology center business.

SAN FRANCISCO-Faced with proposals for 2.9-million-sf of office space and rules that restrict it to approving about one-third of that, the commission is considering taking up to 300,000-sf of space back from dead projects that were approved but never built.

PORTLAND-A source at Peracon Inc., the New York City-based online commercial real estate platform listing the 173,392-sf property for $14.27 million, says certain letters of intent are being negotiated, but that new offers are still being accepted, just in case.

CONCORD, CA-The 15,000-sf building will include four multipurpose classrooms, two consultation areas, an exercise room, a lobby and lounge area and various office space and storage areas.