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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.

CHICAGO-Real estate services firm Insignia/ESG hires Sven Sykes away from US Equities.

LAFAYETTE, CA-Since spending the first quarter of 1999 below the $15 range, Bedford's per share stock price has fluctuated in the $15 to $20 range, and yesterday hit a 52-week high.

HOUSTON-Friendswood Development Co. has purchased 1,050 acres south of Houston where it will develop a community called Savannah. The 2,500-home project is ticketed to open in fall 2001.

ATLANTA-To do the renovation, Richard Bowers Co. is designing an underground parking garage to link the 305,000-sf structure at 260 Peachtree St. with his own property next door. The configuration gives the old asset an additional 475 parking spaces, a rare commodity Downtown.

NEW YORK CITY-Several New York based companies have backed the creation of new Web-based ventures.

PHOENIX-Centerpiece of ambitious program by Buzz Oates Enterprises is a 552,330-sf speculative warehouse.