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ORLANDO, FL—TD Bank reports it has provided Quebec-based The Heafy Group $17.3 million in financing to support its purchase of 177 residential units at the Village Center of Baldwin Park.
BALTIMORE—Developer John Brooks, who is looking to build a townhouse community at the former Civil War-era Florence Crittenton Home in Hampden, secured sought after revised zoning variances from the Baltimore City Municipal Zoning and Appeals Board.
WASHINGTON, DC—The plan involving the construction of the 20,000-seat stadium for the D.C. United professional soccer franchise will be submitted to the DC Council on Friday by Mayor Vincent Gray and City Administrator Allen Lew.
MIAMI—Officials representing the tallest and largest office tower in the city—Southeast Financial Center—have announced that Ortanique's famed Executive Chef and Owner Cindy Hutson will open her newest concept at the property's plaza called “Zest.”
ATLANTA—FT Realty Capital Principal Telly Fathaly has left the Atlanta-based firm to join Cushman & Wakefield's Atlanta office as a director in its Equity, Debt & Structured Finance practice.
TRENTON, NJ—The New Jersey Economic Development Authority approved $223 million in financing for the $1.2-billion Luxury Point at Sayreville mixed-use project.
PHILADELPHIA—Locally-based general contracting firm Domus Inc. has been retained by the Philadelphia Housing Authority for a $20.9-million contract for the redevelopment of the Blumberg apartment complex here.
NEW YORK CITY—Former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, now head of Cushman & Wakefield's Risk Management Services division, has added three former NYPD brass to the group.