Globest Sectors

The 241-unit Renaissance Plaza project, a public/private venture originally scheduled for delivery in July, will begin quietly letting tenants start moving in over the next few weeks.

MIAMI-The nation's second-largest homebuilder intends to occasionally issue the new securities primarily for acquisitions purposes.

SAN DIEGO-While other high-tech firms are laying off thousands, a semiconductor manufacturer has expanded into a new, larger facility in the Rancho Bernardo area.

WASHINGTON, DC-The rise is seasonally adjusted. On an unadjusted basis, the measure rose 7.1%, and was up 75.8% compared with the same week last year.

SAN DIEGO-One of the city's largest private employers, and one of the nation's largest computer makers will lay off up to 25% of its work force and refocus its business.

LOS ANGELES-The third-party logistics company has inked a five-year, $5.3-million lease to occupy the industrial space, which is located in Santa Fe Springs.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA-The locally-based company has sold the 27,603-sf facility to a company specializing in the installation and engineering of telecommunications equipment. The Inland Empire continues to attract industrial tenants, even in the face of a sluggish economy.

MONTICELLO, NY-An agreement reached Friday between Sullivan County, the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe and gaming giant Park Place Entertainment X finally has all parties focused on bringing gaming to the once famed "Borscht Belt.