NEW YORK CITY-An audit of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey showed the redevelopment cost of the World Trade Center has increased to almost $15 billion.

MINNEAPOLIS-Experts say health care is the largest growing market needing data center development, according to a Mortenson survey.

AURORA, IL-Barrington, IL-based GK Development Inc., which hasn’t purchased anything since 2006, acquired the 362,000-square-foot Yorkshire Plaza here.

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK-The two buildings, more than 100 years old, will get a $14 million renovation for office users.

CHICAGO-The borrower has defaulted on an $8 million note now owned by Lone Star Funds. Rockwell tells GlobeSt.com the mid-level properties are now coming through foreclosure.

KANSAS CITY, MO-The 11 old buildings will be redeveloped into multifamily, with the assistance from $32 million in financing from based Pembrook Capital Management LLC.

JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA-The Chicago-based firm has paired with businessman Majid bin Ibrahim Al Ibrahim to build three new hotels in the country, with two here and one in Riyadh.

BEIJING-The city is riding the China Syndrome of smart growth, where leaders have held back some development to keep demand high, though Cushman says all markets will slow in 2012.