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Articles in Jan 18, 2006 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Party on, Fascitelli tells investors
  by Daniel Geiger
• Houlihan Lawrence
• Gallery leases W57th St. space
• Cisco principal discusses benefits of IT connections
• GMAC Commercial arranges $84m for retail ventures
• Lawyers honor Martin Luther King
• Reckson ends record quarter with 203,000 s/f bank lease
• Dwelling Quest
• Reckson completes round two of $563m sale deal
• Bassuk inks $1b in deals for Moinian developments
• Market slows, Levine says
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Thornton-Tomasetti Group
• Bernard H. Mendik Lifetime Leadership in Real Estate
• Jeff Gural is group's Man of the Year
• In the fourth year of serving as Secret Santas by purchasing wished-for gifts for children in Women In Need residences, AREW members and friends, as well as real estate companies, stepped up to the plate and hit it out of the ball park by sponsoring 160
• Senack Real Estate
• DHG closes on half-billion dollar hotels recap
• Survey shows the public resents new development projects
• George M. Brooker Management Executive of the Year
• Cornerstone Property Group, Inc. sales directors David Zebli, Brian Weiss, David Birnbaum and Jean Petit-Frere celebrated at the United Jewish Appeal REX Premiere Event
• CB Richard Ellis
• Pittel tapped for prime upper west side spot
• ING raises $205m for development ventures
• Awards contest is on for firms Building Brooklyn
• WTC memorial foundation appoints new board members
• Louis Smadbeck Broker Recognition Award
• Staubach scoops REBNY's annual retail award
• Swig Equities, LLC
• Itzhaki tapped for Alphabet City spot
• Classic Security recently conducted a seminar on terrorism prevention for First Quality Maintenance's cleaners at the newly named Reckson Plaza
• Program gains traction
• KSS is AIA's firm of the year
• SIOR executive is honored
• Ingenius Deal of the Year
• Berdon LLP
• Stonemar's store spots
• Hillier Architecture: David Midthassel
• REBNY honors industry's best at 110th annual banquet
• Foundation names new president
• Builders Bank
• Hillier Architecture: Richard Bednarczyk
• Kenneth R. Gerrety Humanitarian Award
• Apollo and Vantage buy Harlem complex
• Insurer is moving up
• AKRF
• $14.5m Summer sale
• REBNY introduces commercial listing exchange
• A full house at 1120 Sixth Avenue
  by Daniel Geiger
• Trinity welcomes Guggenheim to Hudson Street
• New Rubler firm makes big splash with first venture
• Around town
• Fremont's custom loan
• Mayor lauded for MWBE legislation
• PWC gala wraps up its 25th year
• Hillier Architecture: Jonathan Zane
• Parsippany project over
• Young Real Estate Man of the Year Award
• Who was Louis Smadbeck?
• ING Clarion Partners
• Two not-for-profits sign leases totaling 22,000 s/f
• IREM celebrates success of legislative victories
• Cronheim closes on $21m bargain deal
• Lighthouse Ventures honored for its March of Dimes work
• GVA lands Greenwich exclusive
• NAI broker raises money for charity
• Danielle Zimbaro: Most Promising Commercial Salesperson
• CB Richard Ellis
• Collins shopping spree
• Lyndhurst Park gets First Quality
• Jeffrey Lubell becomes head of Center for Housing Policy
• Insula-Dome Skylights
• Who was Bernard Mendik?
• Yeshiva honors outstanding philanthropists
• Blackstone lease deal ends rumors of move
  by Daniel Geiger
• GVA Williams of Connecticut has been named the exclusive agent
• Convertor buys loft building for $25m
• Helping Village people
• New Settlement on LES
• Awards carry legacy of industry stalwarts
• Mitchell Waldman of Cogent Realty Advisors represented the buyer of 34 1/2 St. Marks Place for $4,650,000

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