A new law that allows businesses in Philadelphia’s Market East district to draw revenue from large digital signs has drawn attention from developers.

The president of the New York Building Congress, which represents professionals in the construction industry, has been running the nonprofit association since 1994.

With its concentration of pharmaceutical giants and academic powerhouses, the region could be a major center for life sciences businesses, developers say.

Jon S. Corzine, former leader of MF Global, has put his 2,400-square-foot apartment in Hoboken, N.J., up for sale, and he reportedly appears to be asking nearly a $1 million less than he paid.

The plan for a business improvement district in SoHo would help with the trash problem, but some residents don’t want to cede more ground to tourists and real estate titans.

In New York City alone, nearly $70 billion worth of commercial mortgages that were issued as collateral for bonds in 2007 are maturing this year.

The president and founder of Commercial Tenant Real Estate Representation and Healthcare Real Estate Advisors helps businesses find and set up commercial space.

To free scarce capital for classrooms and labs, some universities, including Montclair State in New Jersey, have decided to farm out the construction of residence halls.

The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority, which owns the Mohegan Sun resorts in Connecticut and Pennsylvania, said it would begin a bond exchange and an effort to cut $200 million from its bank credit facility.

Mr. Brown is the chief executive of Edens, an independent owner and operator of shopping centers on the East Coast.

The Kushner Companies’ $1.8 billion deal for 666 Fifth Avenue in 2007 quickly ran into trouble as the recession took hold. But with the help of another investor, the loan has been modified.

The pendulum has swung from landlords to tenants, who are now being offered incentives like prebuilt office space to fill empty spaces and short-term lease renewals.

The Kushner Companies’ $1.8 billion deal for 666 Fifth Avenue in 2007 quickly ran into trouble as the recession took hold. But with the help of another investor, the loan has been modified.

The Near Eastside, a rundown Indianapolis neighborhood, is benefiting from the refurbishing the downtown area is undergoing in anticipation of the first Super Bowl to be played in the city.

Ms. Stribling, 67, is the president and a founder of Stribling & Associates, a real estate brokerage and marketing firm based in New York.

At the site of a nondescript warehouse, The Albanese Organization is planning a $140 million, nine-story office building on property abutting the High Line.

Mr. Carey was the founder of W. P. Carey & Company, an investment management firm that innovatively used the sale-leaseback model.

Mr. Schmidt is the president and chief operating officer of Coldwell Banker Commercial, which has about 200 affiliated brokerage companies nationwide.

The office parks along Interstate 287 once attracted Fortune 500 companies, then smaller companies. Now, some see the Platinum Mile’s future in a more diverse range of tenants.

Revel, a $2.4 billion casino, is scheduled to open in May with help from New Jersey. Supporters hope it will help spur a new era in Atlantic City, but critics say it may hurt an already fading market.