NEW YORK CITY-Moody's expects the manager of ski resorts and golf courses to take advantage of the improvements it has made to its infrastructure over the last several years.

NEW YORK CITY-Brookfield, which invested $C63 per sf in Hudson's Bay Center, will redevelop its 102,000-sf of retail space and its 35-story, 535,000-sf office tower. It will also lease the renovated complex.

NEW YORK CITY-Moody's expects the manager of ski resorts and golf courses to take advantage of the improvements it has made to its infrastructure over the last several years.

NEW YORK CITY-Moody's expects the manager of ski resorts and golf courses to take advantage of the improvements it has made to its infrastructure over the last several years.

NEW YORK CITY-Net outflows for mutual funds dedicated to real estate amounted to $11 million for the week ending Feb. 28, but fund assets grew, albeit slightly, to $10.5 billion, due to price appreciation.

NEW YORK CITY-Fourth quarter and year 2000 returns were the highest in the company's history, before the accounting change rule. Net income for Q4 was down due to a write-off of its Internet businesses.

NEW YORK CITY-This is the company's second Manhattan acquisition in a year in the Grand Central District. The company plans to establish an even greater presence here.

NEW YORK CITY-Companies will continue setting up call centers along the US-Mexico border to take advantage of the low-cost labor pool. Nonetheless, US metro areas received most of the investments in new call centers last year.