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BOSTON-The owners obtained a $32-million loan from GE Capital Corp. for the eight-story, 128,000-sf building.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Federal officials say the additional cash will make 4,100 more apartments available to low-income renters. Most of the money will go to current recipients instead of adding new people to the aid program.

PHOENIX-Locally based developer starts new retail center on city's west end, and will expand other center to the east.

CHICAGO-The nation's largest office REIT tells analysts that its acquisition tear is over for the moment. Emphasis is on debt reduction following Cornerstone REIT and Beacon REIT acquisitions. Company seen disposing of assets in markets like Orlando, Phoenix and Indianapolis.

ATLANTA-Post Properties Inc. is leaving Mississippi for good. The local-based REIT has sold its three apartment assets, totaling 983 units in Ridgeland, MS to Case Ventures of Tulsa, OK for $44.6 million or about an average $45,371 per unit.

HOUSTON-A 12-story office building is christened the ComTech Center as it opens doors on a 500,000-sf redevelopment. The structure is owned by the Houston Community College System.

NEW YORK CITY-Goldman Sachs has narrowed the bidding on the tourist attraction and office complex to five bidders.

ATLANTA-The Georgia Regional Transportation Authority may withhold state and federal monies that might add to traffic congestion, increase sprawl or make the air any dirtier. City and country leaders fear the agency will now control land use that traditionally has been in local hands. But GRTA chairman Joel Cowan says his group plans to work with local entities, not dictate development.