ROCHESTER,MN- 200,000-sf circuit board plant to cost $21.5 million. Deal latest of several with electronics manufacturing services firms for W.P. Carey.

DENVER-Denver's Mayor Wellington Webb contends Post Properties Inc. is not the right developer to redevelop the East Village low-income housing project in northeast Denver into a development for low, middle and market-rate housing. And neither is another Atlanta-based firm, the Integral Group. The mayor says the project needs a developer sensitive to meeting housing needs for working people and low-income residents.

KANSAS CITY- Leasing activity starts again at Power & Light as skeptics question whether the downtown redevelopment and entertainment district will ever get off the ground.

ORLANDO-A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge orders the five-year-old luxury shelter developer to sell four assets valued at about $11 million to pay off unsecured creditors. The developer has a debt load of $160 million with $130 million owed to Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Capital.