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NEW YORK CITY-The New York City Planning Commission approved a plan by Related Co. and Sterling Equities to build a 1.4-million-square-foot retail mall near Citi Field.
NEW YORK CITY- Blackhouse Development has secured a total of more than $80 million from two lenders for two luxury residential condominium projects in the West Chelsea section of Manhattan
TAMPA-The Tampa Bay Rays, currently battling the Boston Red Sox for first place in the American League Eastern Division, could be playing in a few years at a new stadium built on the site of a former dog track in Sulphur Springs.
CHICAGO-Locally-based Community Capital Investment Partners LLC is in contract to acquire the New Regal Theater on the South Side of Chicago, according to a published report.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Washington DC Library System has issued a request for qualifications for an architect to undertake needed improvements to the Martin Luther King Memorial Library here.
LARGO, MD-The Board of Directors of Dimensions Healthcare System is expected to vote on Thursday on a proposal that would house a new $650-million hospital at the Largo Town Center
HORSHAM PA-Toll Brothers reported on Tuesday that its third quarter earnings fell 24% due in large part to a tax expense, offsetting a jump in home sales.
PHILADELPHIA-The Archdiocese of Philadelphia reports that it will seek a buyer for six nursing homes and an assisted living facility and may also outsource management of several cemeteries it owns in suburban Philadelphia.
JERSEY CITY, NJ-After previous administrations have helped build the skyline along the waterfront with office towers and luxury residential buildings using generous tax breaks, Jersey City's new Mayor Steve Fulop plans to steer incentives away from the waterfront.