SAN FRANCISCO-Currently in shell condition, 875 Howard St. will serve as a temporary home for the private nonprofit museum, aquarium and planetarium while its facilities in Golden Gate Park are rebuilt over the next four years.

WEST GREENWICH, RI-The provider of online lottery services to governments says it is selling its 260,000-sf headquarters building in West Greenwich and building a new one in Downtown Providence as well as a new manufacturing plant in West Warwick.

BOISE, ID-Tamarack Resort LLC can now proceed with development of a 3,600-acre destination resort in west central Idaho. The first phase will include three ski lifts, grading for a Robert Trent Jones II golf course and infrastructure for home sites.

CLEVELAND-The three properties are located in different cities in Northern Ohio and total about 400,000 sf. They were sold to a private investor for approximately $14 million. Two of the buildings are fully leased and the third was recently vacated.

AUSTIN, TX-The investment advisor inked long-term leases with Cousins Property in 2002 for three buildings here at Research Park Plaza. It built out one building as a call center and occupied it for a short while. The others remain in shell condition.

SAN FRANCISCO-BT Commercial partner Michael Kamm tells GlobeSt.com he is not selling the company to CB Richard Ellis and that the merger would be a joint venture partnership, though the BT brand would eventually disappear.

PLEASANTON, CA-With an option due to renew a synthetic lease agreement for some of its properties here or acquire them for their cost of construction, the software firm opts for the latter. A similar synthetic lease comes due in September that would cost $105 million to buy out.

PORTLAND-The revised plan will guide development of airport land, which includes 15 acres for aviation use, 20 acres for long-term commercial ground leases and up to 40 acres for long-term industrial ground leases.