RIDGEFIELD, WA-Two Colorado-based companies are planning a major business park on 286 acres here that would include housing and retail space in order to increase its absorption and desirability.

SAN FRANCISCO-During a meeting with officials from Presidio Trust, the federal agency says the size and design of the 900,000-sf project is wholly incompatible with the Presidio National Historic Landmark District.

EUGENE, OR-The successful high-tech company is looking to relocate its offices from converted retail space in the city's struggling Downtown pedestrian mall.

OAKLAND, CA-A dozen businesses remain in the 25-year-old shopping center the port wants to raze and redevelop, but most have agreed to move out in the next 10 to 20 days. The port went to court this week to evict the rest.

SPRINGFIELD, OR-The nation's largest retailer is planning a 148,600-sf store, but has approvals for a 219,000-sf Supercenter and another 115,000 sf in two other buildings, to be developed as the market demands.

LIVERMORE, CA-The hotel developer says the project no longer pencils out, so city officials decide to develop the 20,000-sf office and retail portion of the project and hoipe for the best.

WOOD VILLAGE, OR-The manufacturer of advanced circuit boards is joining the likes of Fujitsu and LSI Logic here in east Multnomah County with a 90,000-sf build-to-suit being developed north of City Hall by Opus Northwest.

SAN FRANCISCO-The education and networking events are designed specifically for owners and professional managers of multi-tenant properties thinking about wiring their buildings for high-speed Internet access.