BEAVERTON, OR-The locally-based software maker is replacing Nike in 48,570 sf at the Summit Building while it seeks approval for expansion of its 6.92-acre Cornell Oaks campus.

SEATTLE-The self storage real estate investment trust (REIT) reports a rise in same store revenue, but says its results for the rest of the year will determine the success of its increased marketing.

PACIFIC CITY, OR-A local developer is proposing oceanfront hotel rooms on a dune across from its existing hotel development, but will pull the proposal if somebody pays to preserve it.

BELLEVUE, WA-The world's largest espresso chain is moving into Kelsey Creek Center, prompting the landlord to oust one of the world's smallest.

SAN FRANCISCO-Eight insurance companies christen a new consortium by jointly purchasing, packaging and selling as investment grade securities some $40 million in mortgages from a similar consortium of banks and thrifts.

PORT ORCHARD, WA-The adjacent shopping centers, Bethel Junction and Bethel Place, are anchored by Safeway and Office Depot.

OTIS, OR-The unincorporated, 200-acre town near Lincoln City is back on the market for $2.2 million, a little more than a year after it was unsuccessfully listed for $2.99 million.

PORTLAND-Pacific Gulf Properties is in the midst of selling its entire industrial portfolio to CalWest Industrial Properties for about $929 million; the 11-building Airport Business Center is part of the deal.