CHICAGO-The Taxman Corp. is putting in 127,000 square feet of retail, including a Mariano’s grocery, though Magellan Development will no longer participate in the rental housing portion.

BUDAPEST-The company joined in two joint ventures to buy interests in four offices here and one office in Melbourne, in both value-add and core-plus acquisition gambles.

LAKE FOREST, IL-The Pritzker group parted with the Parking Spot company, which owns and/or manages 41 airport parking facilities across the country.

HONG KONG-Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has added $250 million, and the venture gained a $100 million loan to boost its logistics venture for China properties.

ST PAUL, MN-The Twin Cities Assembly Plant, which is closing next week as part of the automaker’s $5 billion cost-cutting plan, includes mining tunnels and a hydroelectric dam.

SEATTLE-The company recently bought four apartments on the West Coast, and will buy three to six more by 2015.

DUBAI-Silverpeak Real Estate Partners, the former real estate arm of Lehman Brothers, will manage a portfolio of 30 assets in Germany and the United States.

CHICAGO-The American Medical Association will leave its anchor lease at 515 N. State and lease up to 300,000 square feet at the struggling 330 N. Wabash, with naming rights included.