Corporation's bid protest to be without merit. 108 Leonard - New York, New York (Condo Sales Pending) In 2013, Peebles and El-Ad Group acquired 346 Broadway (also known as 108 Leonard and the Former New York Life Insurance Company Building) for $160 million, the largest disposition ever undertaken by the New York City Economic Development Corporation. Development plans for the Renaissance Revival landmark and former New York Life Insurance Building include luxury condominiums. As the project struggled to sell condo units, Peebles and El-Ad filed lawsuits against each other, with Peebles suing to have El-Ad buy out his stake in the troubled project. As of February 2021, there were dozens of unsold units listed for sale. 5th & I - Washington, D.C. (Award Cancelled) In 2019, Peebles was unable to complete a project awarded by RFP in Washington D.C. at 5th and I. In 2014, Peebles was selected to redevelop Fifth and Eye, a parcel in Washington, D.C.'s burgeoning Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood, into a nearly 250,000-square-foot project to include a boutique hotel and branded residences. Peebles and the Mayor of Washington D.C. sparred publicly over the project and Peebles attempt to move the affordable housing component to a less desirable part of town on a parking lot owned by Peebles. Peebles was sued by his partner, Walker Group, after the project collapsed. Peebles project was plagued by financing shortfalls. The Fifth and I project was called a "debacle" by Washington D.C. press. This lawsuit by Washington D.C. was unrelated to the District's 2010 lawsuit against Peebles. Massachusetts Back Bay, Boston, Mass. (Delayed) In 2015, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and Massachusetts Department of Transportation chose Peebles for the development of an intersection in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood. Plans for the proposed $330 million, 390,000-square-foot project include a hotel, condominiums, rental apartments, retail, and a Hynes MBTA station. As of February 2021, the "long delayed" project had not been approved and Peebles cited the need for more funding and more air rights to allow the project to continue. Family Court Building - Philadelphia, PA (Award Cancelled) Peebles was anticipating developing Family Court Building, however, the city of Philadelphia cancelled the contract due to Peebles inability to begin construction after years of delays and millions of dollars in government grants. The project would have renovated the historic neo-classical former courthouse on 1801 Vine Street in Philadelphia's Logan Circle, into a