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Articles in April 21, 2004 issue of Real Estate Alert

• Mall deal sets record-low cap rate
• T-Rex bullish on 'disaster' niche
• Orange County office property
• Will the owner of Maple Plaza in Beverly Hills sell the underperforming office property?
• Queens shopping center
• Kearny Street Real Estate has fallen out of its contract to pay $67.3 million for the leasehold interest in Airport 1-3, a 695,000-sf office complex on West Century Boulevard and South Airport Boulevard in Los Angeles
• Calendar
• NJ office complex on the block
• Washington State flex property
• Fund to cash out of Boston offices
• Investment specialist Gregory Shay has joined Intercontinental Real Estate as chief investment officer
• Virginia office park available
• BentleyForbes shops LA complex
• Mall portfolio goes to 3 buyers
• Magnum Holdings has joined the competition for a 3.5 million-sf mall portfolio owned by Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment
• Orange County office complex
• Sumitomo lists 600 Third Avenue in NY
• Dunkin' Donuts building served up
• Rockwood Capital has raised $460 million of equity for its fifth value-added fund—surpassing the original $400 million target
• Europeans shift US tactics as yields shrink
• Beacon seeks investment pros
• State of Hawaii Employees is seeking an advisor to manage a $150 million core separate account
• St. Louis Public Schools' pension plan is committing some $35 million to two open-end funds sponsored by UBS Realty Investors: a core vehicle called Real Estate Separate Account and a loan fund called Participating Mortgage Separate Account