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ALBANY, OR-In an ongoing game of legal strategy, the city council tentatively approves plans for a Costco store this week.

DALLAS-The latest market analysis shows Dallas' Central Business District has hit its lowest absorption point in two years. But it's not all bad news, says the researcher who compiled the midyear report for Grubb & Ellis

KIRBYVILLE, TX-A Houston-based wholesaler of mud-drilling and other chemicals buys a 30,000-sf warehouse site in the Santa Fe Industrial Park. The property will be used as a warehouse, replacing a smaller one in the same community.

KIRBYVILLE, TX-A Houston-based wholesaler of mud-drilling and other chemicals buys a 30,000-sf warehouse site in the Santa Fe Industrial Park. The property will be used as a warehouse, replacing a smaller one in the same community.

BOSTON, MA-A new study by Trammell Crow shows the average deal size of the top 15 investment sales in the first half of 2000 was $115 million.

SAN JOSE, CA-Office space is king in the city some consider Silicon Valley's beating heart, but city officials urge the inclusion of retail in San Jose's downtown renaissance.

PHOENIX-Survey rates one city in Valley area tops for commercial development but ranks two others among the worst.

AUSTIN-The city's retail market gets another "for sale" sign - this time a 13,310-sf specialty market just eight blocks from the main campus of the University of Texas. The brisk shopping center market lends to the prevailing "sell" mindset to dispose of older properties while others line up for new construction to satisfy the thriving marketplace.