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Articles in Nov 28, 2007 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
• NAI Global expands into Hawaii
• You can still buy a luxury duplex penthouse in Manhattan for less than one million dollars
• Houlihan Lawrence announced that Olivia Papitto has joined as a licensed salesperson in the firm's Mahopac office
• NKF lands 51,000 s/f Upper West Side gig
• Robert K. Futterman & Association, LLC
• The Brooklyn Historic Society hosted the 2007 Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable recently
• Carlton closes $147m Wall Street subprime loan
• Ashforth adds 168,000 s/f management space
• Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty
• Riverside gem hits market
• PBS completes American Apparel deals
• It's official: RK Futterman is a Smoothie operator
• Yonkers firm wins contract to build WTC foundations
• Second Ave. subway gets $1.3b boost
• Condo builders talk tough in hard market
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Engineers expanding to 39,000 s/f at 100 b'way
• Investment firm relocates
• Carlton closes mezzanine loan
• Trump World sale takes Platinum Properties to next level
• Laffey Associates
• Wanted: family size apartments for New Yorkers
  by Timour Shafran
• CBRE closes Foot Locker lease
• The days of just hanging up signs are long gone
  by Henry Goldfarb
• Variety is the spice of construction
• Penn station site fetches $27m
• Linett Shechter Reicher & Ofsevit, LLP
• Nancy Vanlseghem of NorthMarq Capital, Inc.'s
• Glenwood plants 140,000 tulips and daffs for spring
• Susan Fitzpatrick has been appointed director of The Residences of The Ritz-Carlton, Westehester condominium towers
• Construction underway at coveted retail corner
• Itzhaki Properties
• Steam demand rates
• Winter bringing chill to market: despite jump in prices, experts say storm clouds gathering
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Prudential Douglas Elliman
• Nat Sherman Inc. has a smokin' new lease at 42nd
• GFI Capital Resources
• Russia set for retail bonanza
• IDA assisting Extell and nonprofits with financing
• Big-hearted brokers bring home bacon
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Real estate power player John Kane has returned to Prudential Douglas Elliman as senior vice president and manager of the company's Waverly Place office in West Greenwich Village
• Hartz closes 140,737 s/f lease with Cous Transport
• ESB shopping for new breed of tenant
  by Jason Turcotte
• Study shows NYC retail demand still strong
• Worksite fatalities drop as city outs safety first
• NYC shoppers show how it's done
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Carlton Advisory Services
• Meridian
• New development guru grows with the flow
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Corcoran Group
• Goldstein reports 4% NJ retail vacancy
• Venable LLP takes 52,000 s/f in Roc Center
• Pre-leasing effort is paying off long island's granite building
• Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation
• IREM celebrates 75 years
• Sales begin at Observatory Place
• Century 21 NY Metro
• CB Richard Ellis boosts retail capabilities with Blackrock buy
• Intense interest in Manhattan retail properties persists
  by Edward Jordan
• Shop 'til you drop: 77 Hudson sponsoring Jersey City Spree
• Company accents Brooklyn's dynamic real estate scene
• NAI Global
• GVA Williams New Jersey
• NCB completes $34m in NYC financings
• Houlihan Lawrence announced that Francine Stern has joined as a licensed salesperson in the firm's White Plains office
• Load-shedding is made simple with BPL system
• Fast-tracking on the rise in sector
  by Barry R. Fries
• Savills Granite LLC
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Alliance delivers messenger center
• Houlihan Lawrence announced that Nick Borowitz has joined as a licensed salesperson in the firm's South Salem office
• Retail sparking rise and rise of SoHo
  by Ivan Hakimian
• Trump's tower to top out by Xmas
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Stamford YMCA taps CB Richard Ellis for dispostition
• New REBNY listings service clicks with buyers
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Prudential Douglas Elliman's
• Winick to rep Sixth Ave. retail
• Rose Associates
• London, Mumbai top list of most expensive office markets

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