AUSTIN-InTime Software Inc. of California has decided it's time to join the Austin semiconductor trade. The newcomer heads to the northwest submarket. Meanwhile, AMD is considering a boost in its Austin presence.

SAN FRANCISCO-Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Co. plans to use a 105.39-acre site that it purchased from Catellus Development Corp. to build a rail served facility to meet So Cal rail transportation needs.

PETERSHAM, MA-The town wants Harvard to pay taxes on 3,000 acres of land it owns here and it is prepared to seek legislation that would allow it to do so. A representative from the university tells GlobeSt.com that they are talking to the town about a voluntary payment.

ATLANTA-The locally based apartment REIT posted funds from operations of $33.7 million, excluding a $17.5 million severance and impairment charge. That compares to FFO of $41.7 million for fourth quarter 2000, excluding a $9.4 million charge.