CHICAGO-After failing to secure a deal last year at the Tribune Tower, Walgreen is now looking to open a smaller flagship-type store at the Wrigley Building down the street.

ROCKVILLE, MD-Former Tower Companies and Kettler executive Edward J. Murn IV has been appointed managing director, head of the residential division of Washington Real Estate Investment Trust (WRIT).

WASHINGTON, DC-The percentage of homeowners “underwater” on their mortgage continues to drop in the Washington area as well as in other areas across the nation.

CHERRY HILL, NJ-The Union League of Philadelphia has expressed interest in acquiring the bankrupt Woodcrest Country Club here.

WAYNE, NJ-Electronics Expo, which filed bankruptcy papers on Sunday, has stated in filings on Monday that it will keep its two stores open and website operational during its restructuring under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ-A survey conducted by the Associated Press has found that most New Jersey boardwalks that suffered the most from Hurricane Sandy will be rebuilt in time for Memorial Day weekend.

NEW YORK CITY- The Real Estate Board of New York, the Community Housing Improvement Program and the Rent Stabilization Organization have interceded in a class action suit that seeks rental refunds from landlords whose properties went dark or lacked heat or other essential services during Hurricane Sandy.

NEW YORK CITY-A Brooklyn judge on Monday halted all closure activity at Long Island College Hospital until a May 2nd court hearing.