BALTIMORE-Inner Harbor West LLC, the entity spearheading the proposed $1.4-billion Westport waterfront project in South Baltimore, has filed for bankruptcy protection.

PHILADELPHIA-The city's real estate tax reassessment will drastically reduce the taxes on some of the city's high profile office buildings.

LITTLE FERRY, NJ-Gov. Chris Christie is convinced the stalled American Dream project in the Meadowlands will be restarted by no later than March 31.

PASSAIC, NJ-Two significant projects being proposed by Philadelphia's Pennrose Properties LLC for critical parcels here are now moving into the planning stages.

RYE BROOK, NY-ITT Corp. spinoff Xylem Inc., which had been considering relocating to Connecticut, has decided to remain in Westchester County and has signed a lease for more than 67,000 square feet here.

NEW YORK CITY-Attorneys for World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein criticized American Airlines in court papers for asserting the terrorist attack on 9-11 was an “act of war” that shield the airline from liability.

MIAMI-The city's architectural advisory panel issued a blow to proponents of the Walmart project in downtown Miami when it rejected the mega-retailer's design plan.

ATLANTA-Affiliates of Atlanta developer George Rohrig have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.