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NEW YORK CITY-Ernst & Young studies the growing number of sales of commercial real estate on the Web and the move by companies to bring their functions on-line.

WOODLAND, WA-The Canada-based maker of industrial plastics is moving north from Vancouver to Woodland to be closer to Interstate 5 and other customers.

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.

HOUSTON-System Development, a Houston-based firm, has acquired the Tech Sym Building at 10500 West Office Dr. in west Houston. The class B, two-story structure is 90% occupied.

MCHENRY, IL- The City Council here will likely approve a big 95-acre, 580,000-sf retail development tonight or tomorrow, says McHenry's community development director. Arthur Rubloff will develop the site, which will be the largest retail development ever for McHenry. Meijer, Home Depot, Office Max, Circuit City and Petco will be among the retailers either owning or leasing at the site.

BEDMINISTER, NJ-Gale & Wentworth does both deals, with pharmaceutical firm taking a total of 232,000 sf at Somerset Financial Center.

TRENTON-State Senate committee approval moves two pieces of legislation, including one aimed at helping tenants, closer to reality.

ATLANTA-The selling prices are between $44.50 and $46 per share. The stock was acquired between $28.05 and $38.94 per share. The stock is currently trading at about $44 per share.