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CHARLOTTE-The Arkansas-based retailer is reportedly scouting the Charlotte region for a site to build a $65 million, 1.2 million-sf structure.

ATLANTA-The new faces are Chandler S. Spratlin, a former marketing vice president in Taylor & Mathis' office division; and Robert M. Tardy, previously director of leasing for Advantis Commercial Real Estate Services.

EATONTOWN, NJ-Under a city ordinance, money will go into an account for affordable housing.

SOMERVILLE, MA-The $13-million deal reflects confidence in the city's fledgling office market.

LOS ANGELES-Leaders in the multifamily housing industry used the forum of this week's Apartment Outlook 2000 to document the crisis in this state's affordable-housing sector.

HOUSTON-Beltz Realty Investors is developing plans for an 80-unit condominium project near the city's downtown. The project, which will be situated on a 1.5-acre site, follows a trend for high-rise residential towers attractive to young professional and empty-nesters.

CHICAGO- The Chicago Housing Authority's plan for 2001 calls for a comprehensive rehab of all seniors housing to begin next year. Demolition of high-rise projects will continue, with work on several new low-rise developments slated to begin next year.

TROY, MI- Mixed-use project had to overcome city's industrial zoning. Site will include $16 million hotel, $23 million retail mall and a 16-acre office park.