DETROIT-The casino firm changes plans, switching to a 25-acre Detroit Edison site next to the Lodge and I-75 freeways, abandoning a bid for the state-owned Michigan Executive Plaza. Meanwhile, three Downtown casinos await today's city council expansion decision.

ANAHEIM, CA-Metal Powder Products Co. unloads the 45,250-sf building in a sale-leaseback deal. Built in 1971, the facility stands on a 121,968-sf parcel at 5500 E. La Palma Ave.

WASHINGTON, DC-The three-decade-old, 100,000-sf building at 1015 18th St. commands a price of $21 million in a deal between buyer Harbor Group International and seller the State of Illinois Pension Fund. The office property is 87% occupied and leases space for about $34-per-sf.

NEW YORK CITY-Richard Grasso officially slams the brakes on plans to build a Downtown trading floor across the street from NYSE headquarters. The new plan is to build a second trading floor somewhere outside of Lower Manhattan.