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WASHINGTON, DC—The partnership of Jonathan Rose Cos. and Somerset Development Co. has filed plans to replace the Portner Place public housing development with a mixed-use project.
WASHINGTON, DC—Although a host of stores are scheduled to open there this summer and fall, the ownership of L'Enfant Plaza officially took the wraps off is 20-month, $46 million renovation at the Southwest Washington property.
RYE BROOK, NY—Benedict Realty Group has appointed Colliers International as the exclusive leasing agent for its medical office building at 90 South Ridge St. here.
LYNDHURST, NJ—Developer JG Petrucci Co. Inc. has secured $37 million in construction and permanent financing from Webster Bank for its multifamily development, the Station at Lyndhurst, currently under construction here.
NEW CUMBERLAND, PA—The Fairview Plaza shopping center here has been sold by Cedar Realty Trust of Port Washington, NY to Cincinnati, OH-headquartered Phillips Edison-ARC Shopping Center REIT Inc. for $12.45 million.
ORLANDO, FL—Tim Spencer, a commercial broker in the Orlando area for 12 years, has joined the Orlando office of Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services as a vice president/principal.
MIAMI— Spirits LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and three of its wholly owned subsidiaries (FL Spirits), have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for its Canyon Ranch Living Hotel and Spa condominium property in Miami Beach.
WASHINGTON, DC—New York City developer Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka officially took control of the Old Post Office building here over the weekend and will now launch a $200-million conversion of the storied property into a 271-room luxury hotel.
NEW YORK CITY—Cushman & Wakefield pulled in two of the honors, while CRE executives at Silverstein, Vornado and some other firms got their due at the annual commercial leadership breakfast.