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ORLANDO-The 244-unit Downtown lakefront apartment complex, acquired by Atlanta-based Post Properties Inc. two years ago, is 100% leased. Two-bedroom, two-bath units rent for $2,525 per month.

LOS ANGELES-The county's Federation of Labor votes to honor transit unions' picket lines if strike begins on Friday. Downtown office market may suffer most.

DETROIT-$7.5 million in financing will be provided by Michigan Economic Development Corp. Fraser Industrial Properties will own the property.

KANSAS CITY, MO- Meritex plans additional 200,000 sf in Johnson County

HOUSTON-Texas Medical Center is paying about $15 million for the old 627,000-sf Nabisco bakery to be redeveloped into office and laboratory space. The 51-year-old plant's 21 acres is one of the few large parcels to hit the Houston market.

CHARLOTTE-The city council is asking the CHARLOTTE, NC-Justice Department to transfer a littered 4.6-acre lot to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Development Corp. The agency would develop a $3.4-million shopping center to replace the sagging Westover Shopping Center.

MEDINA, WA-The emergency 90-day ban was imposed Aug. 4, just after the Medina Grocery closed, amid fears it would be demolished or sold

DENVER-A local real estate partnership is shelling out $11.4 million for a prime 329.4 acres, which could bring as much as $1 billion in developments to the Denver International Airport submarket. The property has a tainted history dating back to the 1980s savings and loan crisis and ending with a sale forced by racketeering allegations surrounding a director of property owner, American Realty Trust of Dallas.