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Articles in July 7, 2004 issue of Real Estate Alert

• High-yield plays in Chicago suburb
• New York City Retirement has committed $75 million to Blackstone Group's fourth opportunistic real estate fund
• Lone Star raises record $5 billion with ease
• 3 distribution centers on block
• Greenwich touts German market
• Calendar
• New Boston Fund is mulling an $80 million bid from ING Clarion Partners for the 270,000-sf office building at 116 Huntington Avenue in Boston's Back Bay submarket
• Thor sets debut deal for retail fund
• Until General Motors Pension Trust decides whether to divide its $1 billion mall portfolio among multiple investors, companies interested in individual properties—including CBL & Associates and Wilmorite—will have to wait on the sidelines
• Net-leased portfolio hits market
• Aon Insurance is in talks to buy Park Central, a suburban Chicago office property that once served as Zenith's corporate headquarters
• GE dealing Florida shopping center
• Veteran Miami broker John Bell has joined Trammell Crow as a senior vice president
• National spotlight: hottest office markets
• Magic Johnson venture to shop LA offices
• Buchanan Street to broker properties
• 3 REITs vie for California mall
• New York office property
• Lee strikes 2 more Boston deals
• Las Vegas Hotel
• NY market drives 34% jump in office sales
• America's Capital Partners, which recapitalized a 1.9 million-sf South Florida office portfolio in May, may shop some of the properties in the coming months
• Teachers circling Calif. Complex
• Large single-property transactions in the second quarter