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Articles in Oct 26, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Toy Industry to lease 400,000 s/f at 100 Church St
• Massey Knakal Realty Services: Bojan Vujosevic
• Celebrating puppy love
• Lawyers move to Madison Ave
• SBO closes $145m Bond deal for Wall St. conversion
• Use of new technology is improving management
• Skanska architects and Avon officials hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Gensler's Koren takes over SMPS leadership duties
• Three lease deals at Gateway
• Npv, Llc
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Loan closed on 16-building portfolio
• Morris County building's new lease on life
• IFDA to honor members of the Green community
• Fremont Investment & Loan's Commercial Real Estate Division
• Veracity Real Estate Management, Inc. have been appointed the exclusive broker of 44 Prince St. in New York City
• Mom's the word on Mad
• On the web
• Eastern Union Commercial Real Estate
• LI speculation leaves market with too much space
• York & Company receives HOBI Award for Conn home
• Fort Lee gets one up on its neighbors; $1b Centuria is dubbed Gold Coast's crown jewel
  by Linda Barr
• Road to recovery that is keeping everyone guessing
  by Stephen Jenco
• Sterling American sells its Wachovia Tower
• Meridian Capital Group
• Aragon completes BISY expansion
• Weidlinger helps Brooklyn's Sephardic community
• The New York Mortgage Company LLC
• Teaching today's youth puts Frankel in a class of her own
  by Daniel Geiger
• Space adds up for financiers
• Spitzer to address GVA convention
• Try not to flip out over condo conversion taxes
  by Marc Wieder
• Building sector staying out of the eye of the storm
• Charles Street tower design wins AIA innovation award
• Red hot real estate along the East Coast's 'Rodeo Drive'
  by Steven Westerberg
• Studley
• Finance firm at home in Equity's Park Ave. Tower
• Lightstone refinances $23m New Jersey shopping centers
• Slow but sure in northern New Jersey, says GVA
• New generation of students establishes its taste
  by Karl Pettit
• Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation
• First Quality Maintenance and Classic Security, divisions of Alliance Building Services have earned exclusive contracts
• New tenants are learning the benefits of University Walk
• Partnership names 2006 Rockefeller Fellows
• Metbank looks at bigger picture
• Bloomberg unveils expanded new housing plan
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Safety alliance formalized
• Tenant loyalty and trust makes a difference
  by Frances Schor
• Property taxes, energy prices big issues facing NJ
• Makeover complete at 44 Wall Street
• JG Capital
• Iu helps Brookfield find its own style
• Hotel chains catch up to more adventurous spirits
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• CRESA Partners
• Branded Concept Development
• Tower Records' $28m sale-leaseback
  by Tiffany Razzano
• Retail experts to discuss what's in store for 2006
• Besen Capital
• Thai restaurant eats up 9,000 s/f on West 24th Street
• Developer starts sales for Brooklyn's tallest tower
• How lath and plaster can solve building management headaches
• Steady and consistent demand for Princeton office space
  by Vincent Marano
• Extell pays $23m for yards site
• Arms for sale in NY
• Construction is underway for Brooklyn's townhouses
• Hollister completes AMB's assignments
• Westchester enjoying its upward momentum
• The Goldstein Group
• ABS Partners Real Estate's Jay Caseley and Ken Findley have been appointed exclusive sales agents for the unique legal Live/Work
• Century-long ownership ends with a $9m sale
• Galleries drawn to W23rd Street
• City & Suburban chief earns top Mortgage Bankers award
• Seyfarth Shaw adds 15 attorneys to expanding NYC practice
• HDC approves $44m boost for new housing plan
• Newmark takes it to the next level on Long Island
• Family affair has the world at its fingertips
• Swig inks 22,500 s/f leases at Hanover Square boutique
• RCG Longview
• For NY's new emporium design is no kidding matter
• Medgar Evers College opens its new facility

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