The Washington Business Journal reported on the Parkside redevelopment project in D.C., which covers 26 acres and 3.1 million square feet, noting a shift to focus more heavily on residential development due to challenges in attracting office tenants. The Zoning Commission is currently reviewing a proposal to convert an office site back to residential use, while City Interests Development Partners are targeting neighborhood-serving retail tenants and engaging with the community despite differing opinions from stakeholders. Managing partner Peter Farrell commented that “We’ve amended it many times through the process…Life changes and conditions change…It’s fabulous.”

Resorts World New York City to Open Queens’ First Live Table Games Casino on April 28
Resorts World New York City is preparing to launch what is described as the first live table games offering in

