AUSTIN-Seton Medical Center is lining up a $50-million expansion project that will add beds, operating rooms and physical plant upgrades. The project is funded in part through a capital campaign, jumpstarted with $1.5 million in local donations.

WASHINGTON, DC-One provider thinks it has developed a solution for companies complying with NAR policies.

ATLANTA-The locally based homebuilding, mortgage and title insurance company sets new company highs in its third fiscal quarter, showing net income at $19.9 million, up 88% over the comparable 2000 period.

LONDON-The withdrawal of US companies from the market has slashed take-up in the UK's Western Corridor. According to CB Hillier Parker, take-up in the first half of 2001 was only half the level seen during the preceding six months.