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Articles in Nov 17, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Around the town: events seminars meeting talks
• ABR President and CEO Ivan Kaufman and senior management rang the closing bell recently at the New York Stock Exchange to celebrate the grand opening of the Company's new office located at 375 Park Avenue
• $40m sale closed on E 77th
• HFF closes center sale
• L.J. Melody broker keeps busy in Philly
• Bruce Mosler makes top leader list at Executive Council of New York
• Federal rate hike keeps industry in comfort zone
  by Daniel Geiger
• Garibaldi keeps busy in NJ
• Industrial sale closed
• Developers getting re-acquainted with lath and plaster construction
• New Gramercy arrival
• Hudson Yards housing doubled
• CB Richard Ellis has been appointed as the exclusive leasing agent for 850 Main St. in Bridgeport, Conn
• Lighthouse buys landmark Long Island bank building
• Garrick-Aug broker is branching out
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Robert K. Futterman & Associates, LLC
• Mitchell R. Kops
• Queens project earns builders first prize
• David Cronheim Mortgage Corporation
• Mitch Hersh elected to NAREIT
• Bradley J. Levine joins Malone & Co
• braddock+purcell offers to mentor young Dwelling Quest professionals
• CBRE gets Challenger deal
• Java joy for Jersey diners
• Business brisk at 250 W57th
• Store openings bring cause for celebration
• Firestone Tire Center deal closed by Cohen
• LMDC gives go-ahead for $44m land buy to finish Ground Zero
• Forum hears how green is color of the future
• Sanford J. Davis
• Plain sailing as 11 firms sign Navy Yard leases
• Warburg Realty Partnership
• Hanson heads North
• Hanson exclusive on 200,000 s/f
• Third quarter improvements reported by Home Properties
• Healthcare firm renews it lease
• Chelsea's newest hot property
• Leasing in full swing at Edison, NJ complex
• The National Realty Club lunch meeting held recently at the Williams Club
• Industrial building sold
• Leading an industrial revolution
• OpenhouseNY a huge success
• Big partnerships: ingenuity of the deal's intermediary
  by Daniel Geiger
• IREM goes to the Poles
• Construction starts on luxury high rise
• Sheldon Gross Realty, Inc
• Hunter arranges 10,000 s/f deal
• Sale nets $33m
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Northfield Savings Bank
• Reckson reports solid numbers
• High-tech answer to high-rise hazard
• Kennedy Funding helps Nebraska manufacturer
• First Hallmark Mortgage to help country's bravest finance homes
• American ORT to honore Stephen Siegel at December luncheon
• 55,000 s/f and counting for broker
• Simple Remote clicks on loans
• Beige Book report says economy is in the black
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Mold nixes real estate deals
• Father and son team up to take Manhattan
• Charles and Eva Rappaport to be posthumously honored
• 20,000 s/f spa lease with roof to maneuver
• Olympic bid marred by MSG opposition
  by Barbara Nelson
• ICSC gears up for conference
• Hudson Valley Bank
• Allied Property Group
• Kennedy does ice job for home firm
• Mark G. Holden
• Friedland gets in on the action
• Seven year renewal at W'chester building
• Milestone Equity Fund raises $75m
• New chapter for JC DeNiro
• S&B closes $26m condo loan
• Julia B. Fee bro/ker helps the neighbors
• Sears buy puts Vornado in the know, say insiders
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• New Jersey outperforming the rest of the region
  by Michael Walters
• Staubach team completes 35,000 s/f in deals
• $50m tower a stand-out among Village neighbors
• ABS earns downtown job

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