CHICAGO-Locally-based Baker Development Corp. intends to demolish a Lincoln Park condominium building in order to build an $80-million luxury rental apartment project.

NEW YORK CITY-The long anticipated multi-billion dollar East Side Access project is behind schedule once again and is over budget, Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials have revealed.

NEW YORK CITY-Credit Suisse executives have notified their employees that the banking firm will remain at its 11 Madison Ave. offices.

WASHINGTON, DC-Tommy Wells, a DC Councilman who is also a candidate for mayor, says that a plan to build a new stadium for the D.C. United soccer team should include new affordable housing.

BALTIMORE-H&S Bakery Inc.'s planned relocation of its distribution center from Fells Point to the Hollander 95 business park could be completed by this summer.

NEW YORK CITY-Building owners and developers are trying to link landmarking with newly elected Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio's goal of building more affordable housing in the city.

NEW YORK CITY-Office space provider WeWork is entering the Midtown South market of Manhattan. The firm is opening a new 63,300-square-foot office at 401 Park Ave. South.

JACKSONVILLE-Local developer Mike Langton, managing partner of L.B. Jax Development LLC, has acquired the Old Republic Title Building here.