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PHOENIX-Work begins on second phase of Scottsdale's Kierland Commons. First phase isn't finished, but it's already 95% leased.

NEW YORK CITY-With its latest international merger, C&W expects to grow its Tokyo business into a top company revenue producer.

ORLANDO-The world's largest retailer is going Mediterranean. Two new 230,000-sf retail outlets in Central Florida will have red clay tile roofs instead of flat gravel-and-asphalt-based tops. Subdued earth tones are replacing the Bentonville, AR-based retailer's conventional blue and grey color scheme. And a 50-foot clock tower-like structure will be part of at least one new Super Center here.

CHARLOTTE-Double Diamond Resorts also wants to buy unfinished properties such as Regent Park, the former Heritage USA project started by evangelists Jim and Tammy Baker.

SANGER, TX-An estimated $1.7 billion retirement community project has cleared the first of several obstacles before it goes before Denton County voters Nov. 7. Feedback from yesterday's commissioners court appears positive, says an attorney helping to steer the project.

RICHARDSON, TX-An OR-based corporation shells out $87 million for a 142,500 site in the metroplex's Telecom Corridor. The relocation of its TX division from a leased Dallas site will bring with it an expansion of wafer fabrication capabilities and a possible tripling of staff.

DENVER-The CA-based Legacy Partners plans to the build the first of what is expected to be a high number of new office buildings in the Central Platte Valley, former railroad yards adjacent to Denver's Central Business District. The area is being touted as a second downtown, designed with its own neighborhoods.

PHOENIX-Per-unit price works out to moderate $26,250.