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CAPE MAY, NJ-The 31,000-sf facility is more than just a place to "catch the boat" for the 1.3-million people and 400,000 cars that use it every year to get to Lewes, DE.

DENVER-Mother and son development team Dana and Jack Crawford break ground on their $19-million Ajax condominium project just west of Coors Field. It is one of an estimated $900 million in projects being built on the 40-acre site.

CHICAGO-The recommendation from the Commission on Chicago Landmarks would affect a $60-million renovation of Medinah Temple and Tree Studios, which also would bring a Bloomingdale's Home Store.

SAN ANTONIO-J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.'s under-construction call center in the city's northwest sector has topped out and will be ready to occupy in October. The three-story, 152,000-sf structure sits on a 35-acre campus.

SAN DIEGO-The local architecture and planning firm Tucker Sadler & Associates Inc., one of San Diego's largest and oldest architecture and design companies, has a new name, a new president and a new chief executive.

ORLANDO-The Chicago investment family's Pritzker Realty Group has taken down 250 former dormitories and administrative quarters and removed 20 miles of roadways at the 1,100-acre former Orlando Naval Training Center where Baldwin Park, a planned $1 billion, mixed-use venture is scheduled to break ground in first quarter 2002.

NEW YORK CITY-The first commercial real estate property to house its own onsite, privately-owned, co-generation facility will go up on the block between 57th and 58th Streets and 11th and 12th Avenues in Manhattan.

BELLEVUE, WA-Although the Eastside office market here has taken a beating, Bob Farra of Colliers International and Jeff Scanlan of CB Richard Ellis' Bellevue are seeing pain-free pastures further out on the horizon.