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PORTLAND-One or two will open this year, three or four next year, and three more will open in 2002.

NEW YORK CITY-New York portfolio will gain high-speed fiber optics and customer support for tenants.

ORLANDO-Lake Buena Vista and International Drive inns continue to drive Central Florida's 100,000-room market with occupancies in the mid-80s, but daily rates in June fell in four tourist areas.

MERCER ISLAND, WA-A new shopping center addition is part of a 13-acre mixed-use development on the south end of the island.

PHOENIX-Lowe Enterprises will pay $58 million, or $200 PSF, for office development in city's red-hot Camelback Corridor.

SAN FRANCISCO-Mayor Brown's plan calls for a two-year moratorium on large office construction in the Mission and Potrero Hill, but leaves open SoMa, exempts government from the office cap and doubles development fees.

DENVER-It's the American dream ... and Equity Residential Properties Trust says that is why it is helping tenants buy homes with select builders. The program is under way in Denver and Phoenix, with plans to launch it in Nashville.

WORCESTER, MA-Meredith & Grew has been hired to market the long-awaited business park, a collaboration between two Bay State development companies.