CHICAGO-A proposed sale of the former Chicago Sun-Times printing plant building here has fallen apart and its owners have placed the more than 500,000-square-foot building back on the market for sale.

BALTIMORE-T. Rowe Price, which is contemplating moving out of its downtown headquarters offices on Pratt Street, has told city officials that the safety of its workers is becoming an issue for the money management firm.

ANNAPOLIS, MD-The Maryland Board of Public Works decided on Wednesday to postpone its vote on whether to grant a wetlands license for the controversial Four Seasons housing development on Kent Island.

TRENTON, NJ-Locally-based land use group New Jersey Future charges that the current bill aimed at revamping how the state awards corporate tax incentives would lend aid to some projects in the most environmentally sensitive regions in the Garden State.

PITTSBURGH-Now that it has zoning approvals for the project, Robert Morris University is proceeding with the planned conversion of the former Holiday Inn Pittsburgh into the Yorktown Hall student residence.

EDISON, NJ-The Friendwell Group of Companies reports it has acquired the 405-room Hilton East Brunswick and the 364-room DoubleTree Somerset in northern New Jersey.

NEW YORK CITY-The Metropolitan Transportation Authority sold several properties, including the site of a fruit stand in Soho here, for nearly $40 million.

NEW YORK CITY-As a means to win critics over on its $500-million expansion project at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, the US Tennis Association announced on Wednesday it will pay $10 million for projects at Flushing Meadows in Queens.