PHILADELPHIA-A dispute among investor partners of Philadelphia's first casino that has delayed a planned expansion project has been resolved.

NEW YORK CITY-Durst Fetner's proposed apartment building on West 57th St. is being held up in the approval process over how many affordable units the 750-unit project will have.

NEW YORK CITY-The number of apartment sales in Manhattan in 2012 was the highest in the past five years, despite a steep decline in for-sale inventory.

JACKSONVILLE, FL-Regency Centers Corp. reports that it posted a net loss of $37.1 million in the fourth quarter and a net loss of $6.7 million for the full year 2012.

MIAMI-The Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges against five former real estate executives in connection with an alleged Ponzi scheme that allegedly duped investors out of $300 million.

CHICAGO-Chicago Transit Authority president Forrest Claypool believes that the use of a public-private partnership could be the key to finally completing the $1.5-billion Red Line extension project.

WASHINGTON, DC-The Kennedy Center has announced plans to spend $100 million to upgrade the storied performing arts facility.

ANNAPOLIS, MD-House Speaker Michael E. Busch has formed a working committee of the House of Delegates to study ways to improve the Maryland economy.