NEW YORK CITY-Olde Good Things, an architectural salvage firm, is moving to a new location in the Upper West Side.

CHICAGO-General Growth Properties Inc. continues to face a problem in finding successors for its current CEO and COO, who are set to leave the company once it emerges from bankruptcy protection.

NEW YORK CITY-On Monday, Thomas DiNapoli, the New York state comptroller, approved the contract for Genting Bhd., one of the largest gaming companies in Asia, to develop the first casino, the Resorts World New York, in New York City.

NEW YORK CITY-Meru Capital Partners, a hedge fund operator, has signed a three-year lease for the 17th floor of the Tony Plaza District building at 527 Madison Ave.

DALLAS-Construction work to build the largest room in Omni Hotels & Resorts' biggest inn, the Omni Dallas Hotel, is in progress.

NEW YORK CITY-The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has renewed its lease agreement for another five years for 68,000 square feet of space at 469 Seventh Ave., a garment district property that measures 270,000 square feet.

JACKSONVILLE, FL-Cabot Properties, a private equity realty investment firm, along with Jax Industrial Management, has leased 48,055 square feet of space to Spectrum Trucking.

LAKE WORTH, FL-Lake Worth Plaza LLC has traded its two-story office building, which measures 6,389 square feet, located at 230 South Dixie Highway in Lake Worth for an amount of $405,000 to The Chrysalis Center.