PHILADELPHIA-The 71-unit apartment building on W. 72nd Avenue sells for $3 million, or about $42,253 a unit, while, in an unrelated transaction, Iron Stone Management pays $1.7 million for a Chestnut Hill property ripe for redevelopment.

NORTH MIAMI BEACH-On the day the shopping center owner reported 2004 growth in income, occupancy and rental rates, it also said that none of its Winn-Dixie leases is listed for relief on the troubled supermarket's bankruptcy petition.

LAUDERHILL, FL-The Boca Raton-based firm acquires the 10-acre center plus 14 acres nearby. It will redevelop the center, demolish its existing Publix unit and replace it in 47,000 sf of a new Inverrary Falls retail development.

PHILADELPHIA-Calling this a "strong, dynamic urban market with large barriers to entry," Next Realty and Apollo Real Estate Advisors buy Eglin garages near Rittenhouse Square. An area broker estimates the price tag at $20 million.

MIAMI-Originally planned as a 39-story tower, developer BBB Group's first South Florida project adds 10 more floors of two-story lofts selling for up to $1.4 million. Ground breaks this summer; completion is scheduled for spring 2008.

PHILADELPHIA-Exclusive listing assignments at three Lehigh Valley shopping center developments prompt the Conshohocken-based retail specialist to open its third regional office. Meanwhile, Newtown Square-based GMH Communities adds a VP of information technology.

LAKE WORTH, FL-Madison Glen Investments pays just under $10.3 million for 170-unit Lake Worth Gardens, an independent living facility at 3927 Hadjes Dr. It is the second time in three years the facility has traded hands.

PHILADELPHIA-As part of its $400-million five-year expansion plan the university will transfer approximately 800 of its health system administrative employees to the 75-acre North Philadelphia site being redeveloped by Preferred Real Estate Investments.