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CHICAGO-Kellie DeVilbiss, new president of Jupiter Communities, plans to increase the company's third party management business and brand Jupiter's service.

BOSTON-The buyer paid $4.5 million for the 75,000-sf building, a one-time truck dealership later owned by New Balance.

CHERRY HILL, NJ-New Jersey's largest home-based banking institution agrees to become part of TD Bank's growing financial empire.

NEW YORK CITY-Five out of the 24 metropolitan areas analyzed shows gains from the same period last year. Fourteen show declines.

PARSIPPANY, NJ-Educational publisher Pearson will depart 299 Jefferson Rd., and the building's new owners are looking at multi-tenancy.

NEW YORK CITY-L & L Holding Co. signs 20,000 sf at 142 W. 57th St., where an extensive lobby renovation is expected to be completed next month.

DALLAS-Eight investors team to buy the 194-unit Woodside Apartments and 118-unit Bridle Path from separate sellers. One deal's done; the other one closes this week.

The decision of the Biotechnology Council of New Jersey to change its name to BioNJ marks a subtle but significant step in the state's effort to push itself to the forefront of the emerging biotech industry.