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BALTIMORE-Johns Hopkins University converts 200,000-sf former high school to office use in $27 million project.

CHARLOTTE-This Durham, NC company didn't have to put out bids for a materials contractor to build its new $3.2 million, 4,240-sf plant at 325 E. Hebron St. here. Unicon Concrete is using its own product.

RESTON, VA-Hunters Woods Village Center sold for $19.3 million to pension fund client of PM Realty Advisors.

HOUSTON-Houston's existing home sales were down slightly in August, but home sales still are outpacing those of last year. As of August, 38,160 existing dwellings have changed hands.

ORLANDO-After years of funding searches and government green-light requests, Central Florida's largest mixed-use venture now faces a ground-breaking deadline or it will lose its state-signed development order.

DALLAS-The Staubach Co. is buying a piece of Internet real estate, launching a cyberspace spin-off to develop high-tech proprietary products and seal strategic alliances for point-and-click efficiency.

INDEPENDENCE, MO- Former Agco facility on the block. Asking price for 524,000-sf plant is $3.3 million.

HOUSTON-Camden Property Trust has sold 11 of its apartment projects for $137.2 million. The apartment projects, located in Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas, St. Louis and El Paso, have a combined total of 3,599 units.