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SILVER SPRING, MD—Now that the National Labor College sale was allowed to close, an affiliate of spurred suitor Monument Realty is seeking damages against the college for alleged fraudulent concealment in its sales negotiations.
PHILADELPHIA—Cathryn Coate, an office broker with Colliers International, has been elected president of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors.
COLUMBIA, MD—An economic study of Columbia's economy has produced a series of site-specific enhancements to the eight village retail centers here. A common theme from the consultant's report is that all locations could use more restaurants.
BOSTON—Rockland Trust reports it has provided financing for two Holland Companies housing projects in the Boston area. The developments include a luxury, condominium building in Back Bay and a mixed-use property in the South End.
ORLANDO, FL—CNL Lifestyle Properties Inc. reports that its second quarter total revenues increased 10.1% or by $11.4 million to $222.4 million as compared to the same period last year.
GAINESVILLE, FL—InterContinental Hotels Group has signed a deal with the developer of the mixed-use Celebration Pointe project here for a new 120-room new build hotel that will fly its Hotel Indigo flag.
BALTIMORE—The General Services Administration has issued a prospectus that reveals the Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking to replace its Baltimore field office at 2600 Lord Baltimore Drive and two other leased locations in Catonsville and Beltsville.