VANCOUVER, WA-The health care company, looking to break into the Southwest Washington market, wants to spend $170 million on a 220-bed hospital and two 90,000-sf medical offices on 23 acres adjacent Interstate 5 near the corner of Northeast 139th Street and 20th Avenue.

PORTLAND-The office and industrial development awards go to Opus Northwest LLC and Insignia/ESG, respectively, while the top office and industrial transaction honors are given to Scott Fraser of Colliers International and Norris & Stevens partners Fred Normandin and Michael Dunn.

PORTLAND-The former president of Spieker Properties' Pacific Northwest region will be the third non-family board member the real estate investment and development company had added in the past nine months.

PORTLAND-Expanding from 12,000 sf to 16,000 sf in a deal worth $2.3 million, the national firm is switching buildings but not owners, as Equity Office Properties Trust reportedly negotiated hard to keep HDR in its local portfolio.

HILLSBORO, OR-The proposals presented to the city's selection committee last week range in cost from $30.7 million to $36.4 million. Specht Development's proposal was the most expensive and the only one that came with a price guarantee.

PORTLAND-The Enron affiliate aims to supplant air conditioning units in buildings with a massive chilled-water air conditioning plant under construction at the Brewery Blocks. Its funding to finish the project is in question, but the company says it's far enough along to service its first client.

TILLAMOOK, OR- The Trust for Public Land uses $970,000 from an anonymous donor to purchase the Kilchis Point parcel along Tillamook Bay and then donates it to a museum foundation.

PORTLAND-The 55-year, $4-million lease deal for the 23 acres on which it will be built was reported on GlobeSt.com in December. The transaction closed two weeks ago. The $20-million project is being financed by Multi-Employer Property Trust, a $3 billion union trades pension fund.