Morning Links: Family Circle Eyes Pfizer Space; Element Developer Ditches Parent; World’s Largest Bobblehead

Family Circle publisher eying former Pfizer space at 200 East 42nd. (Post)

Element developer parts ways with mother Russia. (Real Deal)

New Yorker gambles on purchase of oldest casino in Atlantic City. (WSJ)

183 Madison near $75 million sale to British group. (Post)

Related exec leaves to form own firm, Oliver’s Realty Group. (Crain’s)

Retail coming to outer boroughs — if the locals allow. (WSJ)

New Jersey’s transit system debuts “quiet cars,” to muted praise. (NYT)

Reviving old housing projects means fewer new ones. (Bloomberg)

The average co-op maintenance fee shot 20% higher last year. (Smart Money)

Chinatown tenants claim landlord turned up heat to drive them out during last week’s heat wave. (DNA.info)

And, of course, world’s biggest bobblehead built in Brooklyn. (NYDN)