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PORTLAND-The president of Russell Development Corp. will take his seat on the Portland Development Commission in November, replacing commissioner James Atkinson.

STAMFORD, CT-The office complex, formerly occupied by Singer Corp., has been sold for $3.25 million.

LITTLE EGG HARBOR, NJ-Fast-growing home improvement chain deepens its NJ activity with new unit near Atlantic City.

OAKLAND, CA-Seattle-based Tully's Coffee Corp. is being accused of failing to pay $150,000 to a contractor that helped construct its first East Bay coffee shop at 201 Frank Ogawa Plaza.

ATLANTA-At 207 acres, the project is the largest urban park to open in the United States in more than a century. Former President Jimmy Carter, Gov. Roy Barnes and Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell officiated at opening ceremonies.

ARLINGTON, TX-An anchor tenant is the "missing piece of a puzzle" being put together to develop a 70,000-80,000 retail center near one of Arlington's busiest intersections and within blocks of the Ballpark at Arlington, home to the Texas Rangers baseball team.

HOUSTON-More jobs, more residents and more homes have created a 34% increase in the city's housing market over the 1999 reporting period for August, says the CDS Market Research firm.

RENTON, WA-A Bellevue-based developer wants to build an office building on a city-owned site currently being used as a surface parking lot; in trade, the city would get a parking garage in 2050, and partial use of it until then.