MIAMI-The famed Fontainebleau Hotel has quit the Greater Miami and the Beaches Hotel Association over the trade group's support of the redevelopment plan for the convention center district.

Parkway Properties reports it has entered into a purchase and sale agreement to acquire Lincoln Place, a 140,000-square-foot office and retail property in South Beach for approximately $66 million.

CHICAGO-Residential housing construction near the CTA and Metra rail stations pales in comparison to new housing being added near transit centers in New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Boston, according to a report.

WASHINGTON, DC-The developer of the proposed Gateway Market Center project has eliminated the office component of its plan in favor of additional apartments, redesigned retail space and a possible hotel.

PHILADELPHIA-Longstanding litigation between the Cradle of Liberty Council and the city over its headquarters at city-owned property at 22nd and Winter streets has been settled.

TEANECK, NJ-Two newly create zoning districts here could pave the way for a wave of medical office and health-related businesses to set up shop here.

NEW YORK CITY-After two years of trying to hammer out a new 30-year lease, the city and the Hunts Point Terminal Produce Market say they are at an impasse.

NEW YORK CITY-The city's Economic Development Corp. will be receiving bids today for the six-acre Seward Park site.