NEW YORK CITY-A plane crash in Massachusetts on Friday killed six of the seven people aboard, including the senior partner of Fisher Brothers. Only Fisher's teenage daughter survived the crash. Services for Fisher will take place aboard the Intrepid on Tuesday.

NEW YORK CITY-While the firm awaits better conditions stateside, it plans to complement some $700 million in overseas activity already nailed down, explain Apollo executives. The new package will target opportunities in Western and Central Europe as well as Japan.

NEW YORK CITY-The opening months of '01 still saw substantial investment-capital flowing into real estate--building on last year's $93.5 billion. And retail and CBD office are the big winners.

NEW YORK CITY-SEIU Local 32BJ, which represents 28,000 apartment workers, including doormen, janitors, and elevator operators, has called for a strike when contracts expire on April 20. At issue are salary increases, and safety and security training. Ownership representatives are confident that a strike can be averted.

NEW YORK CITY-Paramount Group is breaking from its typical long-term-hold strategy to flip the 592,000-sf asset. The assignment was just made to Lazard Freres, and the asset should hit the market in three weeks. Paramount bought the building in 1999 for $163 million.

GARDEN CITY, NY-Bristol-Myers Squibb doesn't need the 180,000-sf manufacturing facility it picked up here two years ago. Now it's looking for a like-kind buyer to make the most of the plant's high-tech installation.

NEW YORK CITY-Accounting and building-management personnel have been cut. Insiders say it's a sign of the times. TSP says it's preparing the firm for growth.

NEW YORK CITY-Here's a twist on a constricting market. The Community Preservation Corp.'s mortgage lending subsidiary actually needs space to grow. It found it, apparently, at 63 Madison Ave. A 16-year deal with sublessor Bank of New York has just been signed.