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DETROIT- Empowerment zone leader vows to help rebuild economically depressed areas.

BELLEVUE, WA-An investment arm of the Mormon Church sold the office building to an LLC with ties to Pistol Creek Financial Co.

SAN DIEGO-Judging by the numbers, there will be plenty of new commercial and multifamily projects rising in the coming months.<p>

LOS ANGELES-Assessor's report indicates that the rising value of the county's commercial real estate projects will produce an unexpectedly large windfall for local governments.

ATLANTA-Developer eyes Oct. 1 ground-breaking for Sugarloaf V, a 61,440-sf, estimated $6 million structure in the city's fast-leasing northeast quadrant.

Frederick, MD--County, city and local developer put up almost 500 acres and spend millions on new roads, fiber-optic cable networks.

BOSTON-The $80 million project has been well received by the market. Initially, rents were sought at $29.50 per sf; now they're up to $36 per sf.

PORTLAND-Four development deals in different stages of negotiation have developers Bechtel Corp. and Trammell Crow Co. close to filling 62 of the 140-acre development surrounding the new airport light rail line.