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NEW YORK CITY-Don't dismiss this industry as a bunch of technological Neanderthals. GlobeSt.com's latest Quick Survey proves that real estate professionals are more sophisticated than generally perceived. Industry news was a must on their Internet applications.

LOS ANGELES-A locally based investment company has acquired retail and industrial properties in Northridge and Thousand Oaks as part of a tax-deferred 1031 exchange valued at $2.7 million.

WESTWOOD, MA-A flurry of deals here and in Acton and Tewksbury is good for the suburban market, but local brokers insist that its not time to get too optimistic, mainly because of the increase in sublease space.

PORTLAND-"There remains a good chance things could bounce back in the latter part of this year," says Joel Heiser, executive managing director for Hospitality Asset Advisors. But in the event of recession, "it will take a bit longer," he adds.

LONDON-Prime residential rental values have jumped by nearly 10% in the last year according to new research from agency Knight Frank.

DALLAS-The Woodmont Co. is ready to make its move in Dallas, grabbing more space in a lease to relocate the team amid plans to add more services. Come June 15, Woodmont will roll out the strategy in the class-A Highland Park Place.

NEW YORK CITY-New Plan Excel Realty Trust, a REIT based here, has entered an agreement to sell its garden apartment portfolio the company revealed in a conference call Friday. May 18.

ATLANTA-The area's 68.6% occupancy in 2000 was the highest anywhere in the area since 1995, according to San Francisco-based PKF Consulting. Average daily room rate rose to $68.52 last year from $67.36 in 1999.