PITTSBURGH-Opening near here in 2006, the 350,000-sf Mt. Nebo Pointe's anchor tenants will include a 123,610-sf Target and a 48,171-sf Sportsman's Warehouse.

PORTLAND-The manager of the Oregon Convention Center, Portland Center for the Performing Arts and Portland Exposition Center is working with Front Row Marketing of Tampa, FL to sell corporate naming and sponsorship opportunities at the public facilities.

TACOMA, WA-Louisiana-Pacific Corp. reaches an agreement to sell its local sawmill to Pony Lumber, which plans to keep the mill's 125 employees. The transaction is expected to close by the end of the year.

VANCOUVER, WA-After missing its scheduled construction start date in August, the unit of May Department Stores will now begin construction of a 60,000-sf expansion at Westfield Shoppingtown Vancouver in 2005.

LAFAYETTE, LA-With the existing credit enhancement expiring, the owner of the 300-unit Emberwood Apartments here secures a new loan through Fannie Mae's floating rate credit enhancement program for tax-exempt and taxable bonds.

PORTLAND-Robert and Julie McGill of McGill Properties LLC sell a two-building, 19-unit apartment building on Northwest 123rd Avenue to William DeBellis for $1.1 million.

HONOLULU-The Queen Emma Foundation is in the design stage of a major redevelopment and expansion of the 180,000-sf International Marketplace, developed in the 1950s by Donn Beach as an "authentic Hawaiian Village.

TACOMA, WA-Catapult Development Partners LLC breaks ground today on a 26-unit, $8.5-million residential project in Downtown's Theater District. The six-unit first phase is scheduled to be available for occupancy in the summer of 2004.