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NEW YORK CITY-Moody's expects the manager of ski resorts and golf courses to take advantage of the improvements it has made to its infrastructure over the last several years.

BERLIN, CT-While Northeast Utilities has vowed to take Consolidated Edison to court over alleged failures to live up to their proposed merger deal, Con Ed filed papers in federal court to void the $7.7 billion merger agreement.

SAN FRANCISCO-The landmark mixed-use complex comprises more than 3.41 million sf of office space in five office towers, 350,000 sf of retail and restaurant space and the historic Old Federal Reserve Bank.

PHOENIX-Following in the footsteps of its largest city, Pima County is moving toward adopting an ordinance that would restrict the development of mega retail centers.

JERSEY CITY-A 60,000-sf building has joined the ranks of converted properties, having been reborn from industrial to office with a high-tech infrastructure. With 12,000-sf floorplates, the Kay Organization property is available for single or multi-tenant use.

BENICIA, CA-BeBe Stores Inc. will take 144,000 sf of an eventual 500,000-sf development here by Lincoln Property Co. called Lincoln Distribution Center. Another 96,000-sf is still available in phase I of the project.

NORTHVILLE, MI-A law firm pays $2.3 million for a 23,000-sf office building in here to as its western Detroit headquarters. The Lutz Cos. of Farmington Hills also places fixed-rate acquisition financing.

SEATTLE, WA-Nearly a week after the 6.8-magnitude earthquake, officials have inspected damage and tallied the costs for repairs to Seattle-International Airport. While it can now service flights in near-capacity numbers, extensive repairs will be required.