NEW YORK CITY-The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has issued a request for proposals (RFP) seeking a broker to help it sublease a portion of its lease space at 4 World Trade Center.

WASHINGTON, DC-Four retail parcels that front Georgia Avenue in Park View are slated to be replaced with a multifamily project.

FORT WASHINGTON, MD-Penn National Gaming, one of three finalists for the state's final casino license, has promised if it wins the bid to dole out “100% of its profits back to the Prince George's County community.”

NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA-Giant Food Stores of Carlisle, PA plans to open a new store at a former Genuardi's location in Delaware County.

ATLANTIC CITY-In a decision the city will appeal, a state tax court judge has ruled that the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa was over-assessed to the tune of nearly $50 million. A city official says the ruling could bankrupt the city.

PHILADELPHIA-Executives from the partnership of Liberty Property Trust/Synterra Partners grabbed ceremonial shovels and turned the first dirt at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new headquarters for Franklin Square Capital Partners at 201 Rouse Blvd. at the Navy Yard.

NEW YORK CITY-Family-owned grocer Westside Market is opening a nearly 19,000-square-foot location at 84 Third Ave. The new store will be the retailer's fifth in Manhattan.

NEW YORK CITY-The official building height of the One World Trade Center tower will be determined next month by the non-profit Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Design. Its decision will determine whether the West Side property will be given the mantle of being the tallest building in the United States.