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• "Green" Lazarus building gets national accolade.
• $1.3M retail development on tap for Troy.
• $10 million office building to kick off wave of development for Barrister.
• $140M Wayland project gets green light.
• $15 million medical office planned.
• $30 million-plus project planned for New Albany.
• $4.3M loan secured for apartment complex.
• $45 million complex deal offers window into multifamily market.
• $500M project planned north of airport.
• $50M Chatham project a go.
• $5OM project for West Chester.
• '30,000-foot views' help Harbin score holes in one.
• 'Big Retail' Not Concerned, But Growth Strategies Vary.
• 'Burger King bunker' sold.
• 'Critical mass' in central Pa. draws Corridor interest.
• 'Fed Challenge" goes to Rochester students.
• 'Green' construction is moving from 'cutting edge' to 'standard'.
• 'Objective advice'.
• 'Prince' Friedman awarded Silver Phoenix.
• 'Republic' peddling Mesa plant, land for $14.5M.
• 'Severe mismanagement' found at land bureau.
• 'There is a little oversupply in the office market'.
• 'Ugly' buildings don't scare Kendall Breunig.
• 1.2M-square-foot project planned for Gwinnett.
• 123 S. Broad owner shift.
• 13-building Boston portfolio on the block.
• 16-story Cumberland tower is moving ahead.
• 200 Wheeler Road gets two new tenants.
• 2345 Grand sees sale price go through the roof by 66%.
• 3 groups vying for waterfront site.
• 35-acre purchase expands upscale corporate park in Ky..
• 3500 Oak Lawn's leasing assignment goes to PM Realty.
• 4Q loss hurts '07 earnings for Atlantic Coast.
• 4Q profits off 70% at M&T.
• 510 Marquette Building for sale.
• 55 West may add hotel to residential condos.
• 601 City Center gets Oakland planners' OK.
• 633 17th Street is sold.
• A conversation with Phil Breeden, founder of FirstCall Inc..
• A few deals lead to big dollars for McGregor.
• A year after public offering, real estate firm stock's stuck.
• A&B 3Q net income up at $49.1M.
• A&B donates Maui land for transit center.
• AAA to vacate its Broadway headquarters.
• Abbott development agreement approved by Pleasant Prairie.
• ABC Bank gives home mortgages a second try.
• ABQ firm's owner regains Nasdaq compliance.
• Abu Dhabi or bust.
• Acquisitions fuel company's growth.
• Acuity Brands net income down 7.4%.
• Adler sells Tampa area projects.
• AEP strikes new arrangement with longtime towboat operator.
• Affiliate brokerage firms now share space.
• AFG to anchor planned downtown tower.
• Aflac, CareFirst among sponsors of Sheryl Crow cancer benefit.
• After 41 years in one place, Staffelbach to move.
• After Gorging On Cheap Debt, Investors Seek Cure for Indigestion.
• After the bell: AmREIT, Eagle Rock.
• Agora-X plans to launch electronic exchange.
• AIDA approves incentive packages for 3.
• Air Liquide appoints Graff as chairman of Canadian unit.
• AirHeads maker adds distribution center in Hebron.
• Airport area buildings designed to make planes seen, not heard.
• Airport charter adds new aircraft to its fleet.
• Airport North commercial arena starts to heat up.
• AirTran needs space at Hartsfield for training.
• Alain Pinel starts Bay Area investment group.
• Alameda County catches rays from Uptown roof.
• Albany mayor breaks ground for luxury apartments.
• Albany's 11 North Pearl filling up.
• Alberta has eye on Westminster Mall redevelopment.
• Alex S. Palmer lands $100 million FBI Denver headquarters contract.
• Algenon Cash: Financial specialist has overcome many obstacles and become a community leader.
• All eyes on Makovsky's downtown plans.
• All full: Buchanan Ingersoll move puts a cork in tower.
• Although space abounds, downtown office rents still high.
• Amazon makes it official; will move to South Lake Union.
• AMB breaks ground on two China projects.
• AMC Delancey continues to shed properties.
• AMC scouts Downtown for new HQ.
• Amenities of some hidden gems not always obvious from street.
• American Dialect Society selects Word of the Year.
• American International considers land sale.
• American Shooting Centers gets new owner.
• AmEx site in downtown sells in package deal.
• Amherst IDA approves $7.1M Uniland package.
• AMOA reveals details of new museum, $23M capital campaign.
• AMREP land sales plummet.
• Andrews McMeel takes ownership of Boley Building.
• Andy Roddick Foundation building tennis center.
• Angle takes Texas post with Regions Bank.
• AOL Moving HQ to New York.
• Apartment complex sold to investors.
• Apartment sales surge past $419M.
• Apartment vacancy rate hits 10-year high.
• Apex Ironworks outgrows space, prepares move to third new location in four years.
• Apex, Koman eye new Clayton projects.
• Applebee's opens $49M HQ.
• Approval for Rosslyn skyscraper reserves former Newseum for arts space.
• Archdiocese of Cincinnati sues to evict charter school.
• Architects have green in mind for Linden Pointe.
• ARCO completes $10M Visteon facilty in Eureka.
• Arcosanti founder Paolo Soleri to speak at Catholic 'sustainability' conference in Rome.
• Arcturis shifts operations to larger space.
• Are region's attractions drying up?.
• Area sees big shift with planned mixed-use developments.
• Arena plan ices dream of office park.
• Arena Theatre back in show business.
• Argyle Security agrees to buy three companies for $14M.
• Aries Freight Systems breaks ground on new headquarters.
• Arizona business groups hail passage of property tax repeal.
• Art Institute building sells for $22 million.
• Art Institutes International to lease space downtown.
• Arts Center receives funding as it scales back.
• Arundel project nabs hotels, retailers.
• Arundel project under way.
• As construction halts at Cypress Creek Town Center, delays can be costly.
• Ashforth Pacific buys signature skyscraper.
• ASU real estate conference brings fresh voices to podium.
• At Work.
• ATF makes its move at new NoMa headquarters.
• ATF secures 2 new restaurants for HQ.
• Athenahealth completes Maine facility purchase.
• Atlanta company plans distribution center at Airport Highway Park.
• Atlanta developer lines up Elizabeth block.
• Atlanta Fed chief forecasts weak early '08, inflation pressures to taper off.
• Atlanta Fed reappoints Martin and Davis.
• AtlanTech Tower sold.
• Auction house sells 600 acres near Selma for $2.1M.
• Aurora apartment complexes sold for $42M.
• Aurora's Grafton sweepstakes.
• Austin chapter of international real estate group forming.
• Austin Furniture Clearance shacks up at new space.
• Austin single member districts may go to a vote in November.
• Austinites to get a chance to review Green plant proposals.
• Auto club unloads S.F. headquarters.
• Auto data firm prepped to move to old Red Roof campus office space.
• Auto parts distributor buys Zelienople warehouse.
• Avatar profits dwindle in 3Q.
• Axial Vector freezes investments.
• B of A looks to lease 200,000 sq. ft. at 225 Franklin.
• B.O.S.S. takes warehouse space in Randolph.
• Bad debts let Freedom ring.
• Baddour starts work on vocational complex.
• BAE gets $8.4M military contract.
• Bakery Square gets TIF.
• Ballpark proposed near Dallas convention center hotel.
• Bank of America Center changes hands in history-making sale.
• Bank of America commits another decade to Temple Terrace.
• Bank of Hawaii 4Q earnings slip.
• Bank of Hawaii reopens Kohala branch.
• Bank of Oak Ridge to build new headquarters.
• Bank of the West launches small business campaign.
• Bank shuffle opens space.
• Bank starts foreclosure on River Knoll property in Eden Prairie.
• BankAtlantic posts Q1 loss.
• Bankers fear commercial loan ills are next.
• Bankers fear slowdown in commercial real estate.
• Banking veteran raises record cash for expansion-minded startup.
• Bankruptcy filings spike as slump takes toll.
• Bankruptcy judge orders emergency hearing on trustee for Mortgages Ltd..
• Banks adjust as commercial lending demands change.
• Banks development contract due Tuesday.
• Banks give WCI more time.
• Banks tightfisted on mortgage, RE loans.
• Bannister area gets more eyes.
• Bannister area renewal plan tops 2007's real estate deals.
• Bannister plays key role in larger comeback.
• Barnes Dennig searching for new Cincinnati office space.
• Barry finds Central Perimeter appealing.
• Barry Hotel Partners leaves Streets of Buckhead.
• BART names new second in command.
• Bay National Corp. swings to 1Q loss.
• Bay Street cleanup signals next phase for Emeryville retail center.
• Bayer Properties and partners to develop $900M Summit in Louisiana.
• Bayport activity spurs Duke to enter fast-growing submarket.
• Bayport North Phase II signs up first tenant.
• BB&T CEO to speak at UNCG.
• BBI starts $21M restoration of Palace of Fine Arts.
• BD scouts region for $100M plant with 100 jobs.
• BDC rebuffed in effort to take West Covington property for redevelopment.
• BEA sale puts San Jose's 'Sobrato building' back on market.
• Beacon Capital Sells Figueroa Plaza Towers for $219M.
• Beacon Hill Group goes retro with Stardust Lounge.
• Beer buffs descend into Cincinnati brewery history.
• Beers & Cutler expands operations in Tysons Corner.
• Beery Rio renews lease in Springfield.
• Behringer Harvard completes offering.
• Beige Book: Economy sees modest growth.
• Being a successful broker takes thinking like a client.
• Being hit now by lending squeeze: sales of property.
• Belenky to retire as president of United Way of Greater Greensboro.
• Bell buys Lebanon site for data center.
• Bellaire office condo project a big hit.
• Bellevue begins to roll out nightclub scene of its own.
• Bellevue lease rates expected to climb.
• Bellevue's Hacker Group crosses bridge to Seattle.
• Benaroya turns Puyallup chip plant into tech park.
• BentleyForbes To Sell Stake In Hotel, Office Trophies.
• Berkman II contractor files $4.5M lien against developer.
• Bernanke gets kudos for injecting liquidity in time.
• Betting on spec space at APG.
• Beverly Hills Group Buys The Oaks at Westlake for $131M.
• Beverly Hills group investing heavily in Seattle.
• Big business park planned for DuPont.
• Big deals signal commercial market likely to sizzle into 2008.
• Big investors use power of cash for real estate buys.
• Big Midtown office lease by Invesco in limbo.
• Big Phila. sports complex development plan to be announced.
• Biggest film in N.M. to date will use railyards.
• Birchmere coming to College Park.
• Birmingham Compass Bank customer wins $1M in Visa contest.
• Birmingham entrepreneur buys city's Church & Stagg.
• Birmingham Realtor named executive director of UA's real estate center.
• Birmingham's Designform completes specs for airport project in Virginia.
• Birtcher Anderson, GE Acquire Orange City Square.
• BJ's gets new COO; shuffles executives in merchandising.
• Black-owned City National moves to fill a perceived need.
• Blackstone Sells Hacienda Terrace for $90M.
• Blackwell named city engineer.
• Blalock Building Co. to build $6M movie theater at Tannehill.
• Block will build huge industrial park in Riverside.
• Blueprint firm Plan Express tests storefront concept in Nashville.
• Blueridge Analytics gets software patent.
• Blvd Place set for construction.
• Board of Realtors swears in new leaders.
• Bob Burns ready to move headquarters to Parramore.
• BofA forecloses on Palm Beach commercial condos.
• Bolton resigns post at CB Richard Ellis.
• BOMA International bringing its annual convention to Denver.
• Bombardier scouts N. Texas.
• Bond issue closes for first East Village phase.
• Boom in urban living raises architects' profile.
• Boston College plans $1.6B expansion.
• Boston fund adviser buys two Overland Park buildings.
• Bowling Congress decides to move to Texas.
• Boys & Girls Clubs to redevelop, sell valuable assets.
• Bozzuto begins work in Elkridge.
• BPG closes $80M office deal.
• BPG Properties sells neighboring N.J. buildings.
• Bradley Center picks Indy firm for project.
• Brass Real Estate is planning 500,000 s.f. office development in Alamo City.
• Brentwood retail center sells for $63M.
• Brick Yard project takes shape in Pr. George's Co..
• Brief owner flips building, exits with quick profit.
• Briggs recall hits harder than expected.
• Briggs' Snapper brand to be sold at Sears.
• Broad, High billboards to go live.
• Broker involved in 155 transactions in 2007.
• Broker predicts record office building boom.
• Broker: Office space deals right around the corner.
• Brokerage firm NAI CIP changes name to NAI Austin.
• Brokerage triples its partners.
• Bron developing Atlantic Blvd. shopping center.
• Brookfield Properties to buy Seventeenth Street Plaza.
• Brookline Bancorp shifts to commercial loan focus.
• Brossier Co. buys SunTrust property in Maitland.
• Brothers move $50M companies to state from California.
• Bryant Commercial Real Estate busy in Atlanta.
• Buckeye Federal developer sets year-end for Residence Inn debut.
• Buckhead, Midtown carry office outlook.
• Buffalo company moves into new HQ.
• Buffalo landmark Ulrich's in tax arrears.
• Buhl Building has new owners, makeover could soon follow.
• Builder calls careful restoration a matter of service.
• Builder overcomes restricted site to lure traffic.
• Builder stays small for better service.
• Builders, scientists find common ground on archaeology law.
• Building conversions lead to tighter city office market.
• Building owners go hunting for people to manage sites.
• Buildings boost security for DNC.
• Buildium finds shift in the R.E. market helps it grow.
• Burgers & fries chain plans to beef up presence, add 2 sites.
• Burgher Realty working on mall stores.
• Burns & Levinson renews Summer St. lease.
• Busch takes helm of Constructors.
• Business Hall of Fame announces five honorees.
• Business park developers doubling up.
• Businessman beats bureaucracy.
• Busy Gastonia interchange targeted for $10M project.
• Butler County administrator Conklin, wife resign.
• CAC Group opens Seattle office.
• Cal Expo board agrees to consider arena, mixed-use project.
• Cal Expo hires arena consultant.
• CalHFA hires former U.S. Bank exec.
• Calif. firm buys up 12 properties.
• California commercial-loan delinquency down in Q4.
• California firm buys building in Marketpointe office park.
• California firm buys Exchange South buildings.
• California investor buys Cresthaven office with plans for renovation, repositioning.
• California man buys Tempe commercial building.
• California Trust snaps up Scottsdale shops.
• CalPERS commits $500 million to Asia real estate fund.
• CalPERS commits $500M to Asia real estate fund.
• CalSTRS Unloads Orange, CA Multifamily for $101.5M.
• Camino Real Centre sold.
• Campanelli buys 90 acres in Norton mixed-use park.
• Canaccord Adams forms M&A group.
• Canadians setting up outposts in northern Washington.
• Candidates debate affordable housing and development policy.
• Capital Communications buys land to build 10th branch office.
• Capital Realty buys Cohen-Esrey successor.
• Capitol Bancorp opens Yuba City bank.
• Capstar Bank raises $88 million.
• Capstar picks up 1.5M s.f. portfolio.
• CapTrust explores new offices.
• CarePlus makes a move in Tampa.
• Carl Patton given credit for changing face of downtown.
• Carlton selling portfolios with South Florida assets.
• Carlyle Group creates $59M joint venture with Florida developer.
• Carlyle Group partners on $75M Houston area project.
• CarMax seeks space to park more jobs.
• Carolina Commerce CEO to step down.
• Carter laying groundwork for 'Atlanta's Madison Ave.'.
• Carty & Co. renovates office from ground up in conjunction with 10-year lease renewal.
• Cascade Bancorp boosts loss provisions by $8 million.
• Cascades building sold for $60 mil..
• Casey Trees plants roots with new HQ in NE D.C..
• Cash deals beat out stock in corporate buyout returns.
• Castro Valley building part of medical office deal potentially worth $2B.
• Catholic Diocese takes NE Austin property; THA to relocate.
• Catholic Relief building sells for nearly $7M.
• Caution signs pop up in valley office market.
• CB Richard Ellis buys Denmark affiliate for $43M.
• CB Richard Ellis buys its affiliate in Denmark for $43M.
• CB Richard Ellis cracks Fortune 500.
• CB Richard Ellis Group ranked No. 11 of 50.
• CB Richard Ellis named preferred provider for Oracle in Europe.
• CB Richard Ellis shares fall on earnings miss.
• CB Richard Ellis to expand locally.
• CB Richard Ellis wins global real estate outsourcing contract from Hertz.
• CB Richard Ellis' profits jump in 3Q.
• CBRE earnings rise in 1Q.
• CBRE names managing director, retail.
• CBRE opens Walnut Creek office.
• CBRE says commercial, office space stable.
• CBRE taking lead on leases for Murdock in Kannapolis.
• CBRE team scores top metro deal.
• CBRE wins massive industrial assignment.
• CBS' Churchill site for sale; media giant seeks $3.5 million.
• CCA hires real estate exec.
• CCAD internship program complements interior design curriculum.
• CDM renews One Cambridge Place lease.
• Cedar Park completes event center deal, lands Dallas Stars affiliate.
• Cedar Park site spurs industrial growth.
• Cencor unveils new shopping center on far Northeast Side.
• Census Bureau enters 3-year lease, may hire up to 1,600.
• Centene saga continues: Property owners agree to sell.
• Center City space hits occupancy milestone: 35M square feet.
• Centerpark buildings sold.
• CenterPoint plans spec industrial project in Pleasant Prairie.
• CenterPoint sells two LakeView buildings for $58.3 million.
• Centerville real estate firms merge.
• Central Business District.
• Central Pacific CEO to retire at year end.
• Central Parking lands four-facility, four-state operating deal.
• Central Parking renews contract with NYC parking firm.
• Centre at Purchase Sells for $166M.
• Centro Ybor owners: Revitalization continues with new tenants.
• Century-old shopping complex prospers in upscale Hanalei.
• CH2M Hill sells HQ buildings.
• CH2M HILL Sells World HQ for $138.5M.
• Chain restaurant operator buys rights to bring Taco Del Mar to Northeast.
• Chalifoux closes on land for $100M mixed-use project.
• ChaneyBrooks expands, changes name.
• Changes at Central Florida Health Alliance board.
• CHAOS THEORY: Equastone CEO Sees Buying Opportunities in Current Market.
• Charlotte Avenue gets upgrade with $5M office building.
• Chavez is pro-film, pro-TIDDs.
• Check out the opportunities: Louisville Metro retail survey shows retailers 'leaving money on....
• Cheminova moving U.S. headquarters to RTP.
• Chicago firm buys industrial site in Groveland.
• Chicago investor prepares former airport for takeoff.
• Chinatown development groups propose 325 units of housing.
• Choate Hall hires practice leader from Edwards Angell.
• Chouteau's Landing lands eatery, advances Artery.
• Chris Ferrell-led company restructures NashvillePost, looks for acquisitions.
• Christian Science church to lease Back Bay office space.
• Christopher Oddleifson.
• Church of Scientology buys Stevens Building.
• Cigarette maker names Pepsi exec to board.
• Cigna Corp. eyeing Plano build-to-suit along Tollway.
• Cincinnati freight firm building network with new Dayton hub.
• Citing economy, Liberty halts work on building.
• Citizens Bank's new branches to offer retail space.
• City a hotbed for phony investments.
• City again seeks proposals for Brooklyn site.
• City approves Fells Point rec pier redevelopment.
• City archives find new home at PSU rec center.
• City Council members move Banks deal forward.
• City Council moves armory redevelopment along.
• City developers optimistic.
• City earns profit on Marriott deal.
• City firm wins $45M deal to design college building.
• City issues its proposal for redoing Civic Center Park.
• City lawyers to review parking lot plan.
• City may up ante on green building.
• City mulls 19-acre airport-area project.
• City National Bank creates commercial real estate lending team in Palo Alto.
• City nears deal with developer Clarke on Fells Point's Rec Pier.
• City of Charlotte cuts Scaleybark land price.
• City office cleaners take to the street for higher wages.
• City OKs Greyhound move.
• City picks three neighborhoods for blight attack in '08.
• City prefers East Village for new GSA building.
• City seeks $100 million New Markets Tax Credits pledged for Centene.
• City tests new zoning in Seminole Heights.
• City votes to use eminent domain on K Street.
• City won't sell Lot X for now.
• City, developers agree on financing plan for old convention site.
• CityWestPlace campus ready to explode.
• Clarence will host Hunt's new office.
• Claret Capital Lands St. Regis Hotel for $170M.
• Clark East investing $17 million on Gandy Blvd. Pinellas side.
• Clarksville gets $100M industrial project.
• Class conscious: Is it worth the cost to be in a Class A building?.
• Clayton's first TIF approved for Carondelet Village.
• CLC to anchor Occidental complex.
• Clear Springs ready to launch last piece of town center.
• Clearwater project offering companies 'green' space.
• Clertech to add 450 jobs in Delray Beach.
• Cleveland company leases downtown office to focus on arena suite sales.
• Cleveland Fed names two new Cincinnati board members.
• Cleveland Fed: Growth slowed to close '07.
• Cleveland's Forest City acquires 2,500 local home lots from Standard Pacific.
• Clifford took fast lane to becoming respected broker.
• ClosetMaid takes space at former SUPERVALU distribution center.
• CM Realty Inc. opens Walnut Creek office.
• CMBS funding craters, hits office market hard.
• Cobalt eyes MPS school for project.
• Coca-Cola sells Minute Maid Building.
• Codman merges with Newmark Knight Frank.
• Cogdell Spencer closes on Marshall Erdman acquisition.
• Coherent sells Auburn campus.
• Cold calls build successful career for broker.
• Coldwell Banker seeks tenants for office/warehouse projects.
• Colleyville group buys hotel.
• Colliers creates land-development division.
• Colliers gets new shareholders.
• Colliers moving east from MIAC.
• Colliers Pinkard subsidiary wins State Department real estate contract.
• Colliers Turley Martin Tucker wins charity award.
• Colonial Properties Trust expands borrowing capacity by $175M.
• Columbia Development proposes $15M building near Albany Med.
• Columbia Pike makeover under way with complex.
• Columbus development firm to sell last of local portfolio.
• Columbus near bottom of walkability survey.
• Columbus taking control of City Center.
• Columbus-based Sutphen adding jobs, manufacturing space.
• Commercial Alliance to lease 5.5 million-square-foot portfolio for DCT.
• Commercial brokers' 4Q slump resulting in lease incentives.
• Commercial condos begin to deliver results for developers.
• Commercial Defeasance faces lawsuit.
• Commercial Jacksonville realigns with NAI Global.
• Commercial laundry firm grows with second plant.
• Commercial loan worries are rising.
• Commercial projects latest casualty of subprime woes.
• Commercial real estate.
• Commercial real estate groups seeing ranks grow in the Triad.
• Commercial real estate leaders share their 2008 outlooks.
• Commercial real estate network swaps local affiliates.
• Commercial real estate packs $1.5B punch in Mid-Tenn..
• Commercial real estate stays strong.
• Commercial real estate vet blames media for cautious market.
• Commerical properties jump $4B.
• Committee shoots down offer from Maguire Properties chairman.
• Committee will consider Andrews McMeel TIF request.
• Companies develop services for real estate pros.
• Company helps landlords save on electricity without capital outlays.
• Company to redevelop Maple Grove Target store for new retail.
• Compass Bank leases additional office space on 20th Street.
• CompuCredit to sublease some space at Concourse.
• ComScore tumbles on news of rival Google service.
• Concord Sells 19 Marriott-Branded Properties for $440M.
• Condo hotel brings rich taste of Europe to Waikiki diners.
• Condo lender Corus Bank earnings fall 83%.
• Condo tower rises to meet demand for unique views.
• Condyne pays $14M for Bolton property.
• ConocoPhillips to build campus near Denver.
• Conservatory drops office-condo plans, now leasing space.
• Consolidated-Tomoka sees revenue, profits drop.
• Constellation Wines unveils integration following $885M Beam acquisition.
• Construction begins on new Potomac Yard project.
• Construction group takes on immigration reform in state.
• Construction of huge Kenosha warehouse to begin.
• Continental Tire to move HQ to Lancaster County.
• Continued job growth keeping office market stable.
• Contractors, subs at odds over law.
• Cool Springs market firing on all cylinders.
• COPT has big plans for former Nottingham site.
• Coral Gables' 355 Alhambra office tower for sale.
• Cordish could give BCCC project the old college try.
• Cordish, San Francisco Giants team up to bid on ballpark project.
• Cornejo & Sons signs road maintenance contract with McConnell Air Force Base.
• Cornelius Bromont buys 104 acres for Village of Lake Norman.
• Cornerstone project gains momentum.
• Cornerstone Systems moving to Southwind after buying building, land for $2.15 million.
• Corporate Flight Management expands in Smyrna.
• CORTEX buys SLU site for $2.4 million.
• CoStar Green Report: CBRE Says Industry Slow to Accept, Adopt Green Practices.
• CoStar Green Report: The Awards Show.
• CoStar Group settles copyright suit.
• CoStar Lead Street (Oct. 28-Nov. 3): Hot but Losing Its Sizzle.
• CoStar Lead Street (Sept. 17-22): Turf Battle.
• CoStar Lead Street (Sept. 23-29): Trading on Real Estate Data.
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• Costco site redo plans on back burner.
• Costex Corp. buys $21M industrial site.
• Cotton co-op brings new operation to Texas.
• Countrywide Financial closes primary Memphis mortgage lending office.
• County development office signs lease for Lazarus building.
• County elections about more than immigration.
• County has ample space for development as Palmetto sees town center plans.
• Cousins Properties wins three-building leasing deal.
• Cozad easing into retirement; sons prepping for new roles.
• CPMC hospital group leases South of Market office space.
• CPS CORFAC head steps down as firm plans expansion.
• CRE insiders are optimistic in face of subprime crisis.
• Credit crunch has small impact on Triangle sales.
• Credit crunch scuttles $60M deal for 285-acre Southport industrial park.
• Creekside developers bringing in additional tenants.
• CRESA's Roebken, two others join Jones Lang LaSalle.
• Crescent Communities launches Chapel Cove.
• Crescent dr