NEW YORK CITY-The team headed by veteran commercial broker Andrew Peretz has left Cushman & Wakefield to join rival Newmark Grubb Knight Frank's New York City office.

BONITA SPRINGS, FL-Locally-based homebuilder reported on Wednesday that it entered into a new four-year $75 million senior unsecured revolving credit facility.

AUSTELL, GA-Officials with Six Flags Over Georgia report that the park plans a multi-million dollar expansion that will include the introduction of a new water park called Hurricane Harbor.

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-While its court battle with neighbors the Jets and Giants continues, Triple Five, the owner of the American Dream Meadowlands mall, is reportedly in advanced negotiations to sign a number of major tenants.

NEWARK, NJ-While showing some improvement, home foreclosures still dog the residential sales market in New Jersey.

NORTH WILDWOOD, NJ-While television ads proclaim the Jersey shore is “stronger than the storm,” Gov. Chris Christie at new conferences here and in Long Branch on Tuesday said that the shore communities remain vulnerable almost a year after Superstorm Sandy made landfall.

WASHINGTON, DC-The controversial proposal dubbed the “Walmart bill” will be on DC Mayor Vincent Gray's desk by this Friday.

SAVANNAH, GA-Chatham County Commission Chairman Al Scott has shot down a plan by the city of Savannah to have its new arena be a countywide priority project that would be on the next sales tax referendum in November.