MACON, GA-After increasing occupancy by nearly 30%, Ocwen Federal Bank is unloading Highridge Centre, a four-story, 195,252-sf asset just off Interstate 75.

ATLANTA-Entrepreneur Mark McClure and a group of private investors plan to come up with 30% of the development cost themselves and fund the balance with a construction loan. The 12-story to 15-story, 170-room boutique asset is planned on a one-acre site on Pharr Road in Buckhead's entertainment district off Downtown.

ATLANTA-Cousins Properties feels the time has come to grow Wildwood, its signature office park in Cobb County. The new space will increase the park's rentable inventory to 3.1 million sf.

ATLANTA-The Silicon Valley tech company is setting up a sales office in the Brookside Concourse near GA 400, about 25 miles north of Downtown.

ATLANTA-Tom Traggorth, the former director of preconstruction for Jacobs Facilities Inc. in Arlington, VA, takes on responsibility for Beers' preconstruction services nationwide.

ATLANTA-The dot-com company adds the hard stuff to its Web-based services. The firm will offer PCs, notebooks, digital cameras, printers and Internet access for its customers.

ATLANTA-Executive vice president R. Gregory Fox is wearing two hats for while. R. Byron Carlock, Jr. resigned as executive vice president and chief investment officer. John R. Allums is the new executive vice president of construction for the REIT's western markets.

COLUMBUS,GA-The 245,000-sf RiverCenter for the Performing Arts welcomes Columbus State University's Schwob Department of Music as its first tenants in November. RiverCenter resulted from a 1993 effort to improve the city's Downtown tourism development.