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PHOENIX-Oregon investor buys 379-unit project in Tucson.

ATLANTA-The country's largest home improvement chain is sub-leasing an 18-acre site from Sam's Club, a Wal-Mart subsidiary, to remodel an existing 105,000-sf building. The design center anticipates a spring 2001 opening.

MINNEAPOLIS-Architects are close to signing deal to take entire 130,000-sf historic building.

HOUSTON-Macfarlan Real Estate Services' 1616 Voss is being honored with the National Real Estate Customer Service Award by CEL & Associates Inc. for achieving the highest level of tenant satisfaction and service excellence. The Sierra Club has recognized Post Properties' Midtown Plaza for it environmentally sensitive planning.

ORLANDO-Financially-strapped Premier Cruise Lines has posted a surety bond with the Federal Maritime Commission guaranteeing payments to 2,500 vacationers forced to leave four vessels in three countries Sept. 14.

DALLAS-A New York City-based provider of e-business development and services has set up a base for sales and operations in the south central region at Gateway Commerce Park in Las Colinas.

CHICAGO-The Hard Rock Cafe is reportedly looking at opening a hotel on the south edge of Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile. The project would reportedly involve redeveloping the landmark Carbide & Carbon Building at a cost of $80 million.

SAN DIEGO-A new study says that more than 50 projects with a total of 11,200 rooms are planned, more than in any other part of the state.