WASHINGTON, DC—The developer of a proposed mixed-use project at the West End Neighborhood Library site says his firm will break ground soon after the development won a court victory against a Ralph Nader affiliated group that had filed suit to stop it.

NEW YORK CITY—As Port Authority of New York and New Jersey commissioners are scheduled to debate a financing deal for the 3 World Trade Center project Wednesday, New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has lobbied key officials on both sides of the Hudson River to approve the controversial measure.

WLLOW GROVE, PA—A total of 10 firms from near and far have expressed interest in a project to redevelop more than 800 acres at the former Naval Air Station-Joint Reserve Base here.

OAKLAND, NJ—There is a settlement after three decades of litigation that prevented a residential project from breaking ground here and officials from the neighboring township of Wayne are not too happy about it.

CHARLOTTE, NC—Appliance and consumer electronics retailer H.H. Gregg has signed a 10-year lease for a 22,934-square-foot store at the Sterling Organization's Windsor Square Shopping Center here.

MAITLAND, FL—KBS Strategic Opportunity REIT, which is based in Newport, CA, reports it has inked three new lease transactions at its Maitland Promenade II building here totaling nearly 34,000 square feet.

LEESBURG, VA—The new owner of The National Conference Center here say it plans to improve the training center's common areas in order to reverse what has been dwindling business stemming from cutbacks in federal meetings there.

WASHINGTON, DC—The long-awaited redevelopment of the Fort Totten Metro station in Northeast DC is expected to break ground this spring.