TRENTON, NJ-Action on legislation aimed at overhauling how the state awards millions of dollars in tax breaks to businesses that will create or retain jobs in the Garden State is expected today.

MIAMI-The drought in multifamily construction is over for sure. The latest statistics indicate that thousands of new units have been completed in Miami-Dade and Broward counties of late, with thousands more in the development pipeline.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-Talks are in the final stages to have auto supply company Federal Mogul Corp. relocate approximately 700 workers at its headquarters here to smaller quarters in Farmington Hills.

MERRIFIELD, VA-Although the property has yet to hit the market, Fairfax County officials and consultants for Exxon Mobil are discussing a possible zone change in order to redevelop the 118-acre site.

BALTIMORE-The Baltimore City Council is expected later today to grant final approval for the issuance of $107 million in tax increment financing bonds to support the massive Harbor Point development project.

FALLS CHURCH, VA-The General Services Administration has finalized a deal that will relocate the US Fish and Wildlife Service's headquarters from Ballston to approximately 183,000 square feet of space here.

PHILADELPHIA-Despite some talk in commercial real estate circles of late of a possible move, a Comcast executive says that the NBC headquarters will remain at 30 Rockefeller Center in New York City and will not move to Philadelphia.

DEPTFORD, NJ-The former Kinsley landfill, which once served as a landfill for Philadelphia's garbage, has been ranked as the top candidate for PSE&G's solar grid-supply program.