SEATTLE-The building, to be located on the north side of Jackson Street just across from Union Station, will be constructed on property that Selig acquired in May after another developer was unable to secure financing for a similar project.

PORTLAND-The development will have 70 assisted-living units and 34 independent-living apartments. The property is currently zoned for single-family residential. Ground breaking is tentatively scheduled for next spring.

DENVER-Sit where the celebrities dined. Buy a grand Victorian bed and breakfast. Or perhaps snag a townhome valued at $260,000 for a mere $150,000. And, that's just a few of the lineup at tomorrow's auction of high-profile properties.

ORLANDO-If voters approve the $5-billion, four-city, high-speed rail network, Florida would be compelled to build the largest public-works project in its 181-year-old history. An estimated 50 acres or two million sf of right-of-way land alone would be needed for the system.