ATLANTIC CITY-Bids on the troubled Atlantic Club Casino, which filed for bankruptcy protection last Wednesday, are due on Nov. 18. An auction sale on the property is expected to be held sometime in mid-December.

NEW YORK CITY-A joint venture between SL Green Realty Corp. and partner Jeff Sutton has acquired a 49-year leasehold interest covering the entire retail portion of 650 Fifth Ave.

NEW YORK CITY-The ownership of the storied The New Yorker hotel has begun a five-year renovation aimed at doubling the number of rooms that would make it the third largest hotel in the city.

NEW YORK CITY-Law firm Jones Day has inked a long-term lease for 330,000 square feet of space at Brookfield Office Properties' 4 Brookfield Place office tower downtown.

LEESBURG, VA-While The Peterson Companies' Crosstrail mixed-use project appears on track to securing approval from Loudoun County, Leesburg Mayor Kristen Umstattd says the development could hurt other shopping centers in the area.

PERRYMAN, MD-Exelon Generation reports it plans to undertake a $122-million expansion of its electricity generating station here.

UPPER SADDLE RIVER-Mack-Cali Realty affiliate Roseland Property gave a presentation on Thursday evening on its proposed mixed-use development at the 47-acre Pearson Education office property at 1 Lake St. here.Pearson Education's lease at the Mack-Cali owned complex expires in December 2014 and has announced plans it is relocating operations to Hoboken. Carl Goldberg of Roseland Property shared that finding a new tenant for the 495,000 square foot office complex has been “a very difficult chore” and the “efforts were to no avail,” according to The Record.Two offices — one totaling 135,000 square feet and the other of 155,000 square feet — are part of the proposal. In addition, the firm has proposed building 240 luxury rental units and retail at the site. See story in The Record.

PHILADELPHIA-The proposal to provide tax increment financing for the controversial 50-story, W and Element hotel tower here could be voted on by the City Council as early as Nov. 21.