NEW YORK CITY-Fortis Asset Management provided the funding for all three properties: two office assets and a 106,874-sf warehouse facility.

NEW YORK CITY-Three investors buy out their two partners, picking up the remaining 50% stake in 500/512 Seventh Ave., a pair of adjacent Garment District office buildings. Wachovia Securities provides the loan.

CLEVELAND-The professional services firm's 370 employees here will move upstairs to the 32nd, 33rd and 34th floors. But they're not packing just yet. The lease doesn't take effect until mid-2004.

NEW YORK CITY- Credit Suisse First Boston sells its equity stake in two Midtown properties and an office building in Detroit. Squeaking by with a Dec. 30 closing, the deal stands out as one of last year's biggest.

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI-The motorcycle manufacturer establishes a new regional headquarters at the LakeView Corporate Park here. Build-out is under way and the space should be ready for occupancy by July.

NEW YORK CITY-Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft chairman Robert O. Link tells GlobeSt.com reports of his firm's decision to sell its Maiden Lane headquarters are not true. "We have not committed to sell the building," he says.

MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO-The twin six-story buildings comprise more than 300,000 sf of class A office space that is 100% net leased to TD Bank, one of Canada's largest financial institutions.

NEW YORK CITY-Nearly 17 acres of vacant Long Island land--a former military aircraft runway owned by Northrup Grumman Systems Corp.--has hit the sale market. Grubb & Ellis is marketing the property, which is permitted for office and R&D use.