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SEATTLE-Washington Mutual, now the second largest loan services company in the country, took over the 17th floor of the Wells Fargo Center on April 1, 2001. The Seattle-based thrift leased the space from Equity Office Properties.

SAN ANTONIO-A Dallas owner has refinanced a $3.8-million loan for the 210-unit Park at Presa in San Antonio. The financing is being used to upgrade the 15-year-old complex and retire existing debt. Metropolitan Financing Corp. has handled the transaction.

OVERLAND PARK, KS-The support center at Antioch Road and 137th Street here will more than double Southfield, MI-based company's local workforce in the automotive loan servicing group to 450.

CHICAGO-Warnings to tenants and back-up service plans are the key to making up for the service shortfall. Stick to the name carriers, is the advice building owners offer.

HOUSTON-Land is a hot ticket in the northwest corridor these days, with three sales coming down the pike. The largest tract, 13.1 acres, is destined for a townhome development. Another parcel is for a private school and the other, industrial use.

TUCSON-While sales of new and existing homes were down during February, the value of the average home here rose more than $10,000 in the past year, and building permit numbers are on the rise too.

DENVER-Wellbridge, owners of Colorado Athletic Club, will make way for an Interstate 25 expansion project. The club will build a new facility three blocks away. Plans call for a $7-million, 40,000-sf development.

BARTOW, FL-One of Florida's wealthiest property-owning families is ending its second publicly disclosed fight over money in the last three years after three days of trial testimony. Bartow is 60 miles south of Downtown Orlando.