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STAMFORD, CT-With a sigh and a "that's that," locally based GE Capital walks away from the negotiation table. Berkadia's winning bid reportedly tops $8 billion in bailout funds for the fiscally beleaguered Finova.

ORLANDO-The Florida general partnership, which acquired Drum Service Co. of Florida, has signed a consent decree and agreed to pay $502,813 plus a portion of the sale proceeds from unspecified real estate to the federal Hazardous Substances Superfund. The Superfund groundwater cleanup site is in Zellwood, FL, 15 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.

MINNEAPOLIS- Mayor Sharon Sayles-Belton blames the city's $62 million in public subsidies to build a 185,000-sf discount store Downtown for killing her plans to seek re-election. She fails to capture the Democractic endorsement.

SAN FRANCISCO-The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco announced Affordable Housing Program awards that will amount to a total $18.5 million or better in California and other states.

LONDON-The headquarters of the beleaguered Conservative Party in Smith Square, Westminster, has changed hands as part of a wider investment deal.

ATLANTA-Hogan Group of Tampa, FL is selling the 19-story, 98% leased, 436,200-sf Glenridge Highlands Two office building in suburban Dunwoody, FL. The asking price is said to be at least $84 million.

RENTON, WA-Prudential Mortgage Capital Company says it originated a $3.1 million refinancing for the 650-unit Springfield Apartments. The 10-year Fannie Mae loan carries an interest rate of 7.055%.

LIVONIA, MI-Schoolcraft College has selected the Southfield company as construction manager for a $27-million renovation project that will transform the Waterman Campus of the college. Completion is expected by fall of 2003.