PALM SPRINGS, CA-Epic Resorts would obtain the loan under a pending agreement that requires approval from a bankruptcy court in Pennsylvania. Epic Resorts and several of its affiliates have been in Chapter 11 proceedings since July, 2001.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-The four-story, 110,000-sf building is designed around job function, not rank. The $20-million corporate headquarters overlooks one of the few open wetlands areas in busy Southfield.

LOMA LINDA, CA-The refinancing provides a permanent loan for the 414-unit Oasis Townhomes, a class A apartment complex that consists of 57 buildings on 29 acres. It was 98% occupied at the time of the refinancing.

ATLANTA-Norfolk, VA-based Harbor Group International pays $36,574 a unit for the three-property Reserve Portfolio of apartments previously owned by a joint venture of Prudential Real Estate Investors and Pinnacle Management. The properties total 1,039 units in Little Rock's Pleasant Valley neighborhood.