BRYN MAWR, PA-Equipped with its fourth real estate investment fund, the acquirer of shopping centers buys a 320,000-sf one in Wilkes-Barre for $10 million. It is set to close on another in New Hampshire.

NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA-The University of Pennsylvania will add a colic barn at New Bolton Center. The 700-acre facility is now caring for Barbaro, the Kentucky Derby winner felled during the Preakness.

PHILADELPHIA-Six years remain on Bunzl USA's lease at its branch distribution facility and regional headquarters at 10814 NE Avenue. A confidential source tells GlobeSt.com the selling price was $9.5 million.

PHILADELPHIA-Under a book-to-book transaction valued at $606 million, or $13.67 a share of Taberna stock, Taberna will become a subsidiary of RAIT, under a company named RAIT Financial Trust. It's all in the family.

PHILADELPHIA-Under a book-to-book transaction valued at $606 million, or $13.67 a share of Taberna stock, Taberna will become a subsidiary of RAIT, under a company named RAIT Financial Trust. It's all in the family.

PERKASIE, PA-The developer that built Perkasie Square Shopping Center in 1991 sells it to a private investor for $18 million. The new owner plans to add 35,000 sf on the adjacent seven-acre parcel.

PHILADELPHIA-The city council will vote June 15 to return zoning on the riverfront parcel back to industrial, based on Trump's failure to consult with area residents, a condition Trump says it will correct.

PHILADELPHIA-The city council will vote June 15 to return zoning on the riverfront parcel back to industrial, based on Trump's failure to consult with area residents, a condition Trump says it will correct.