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Articles in Jan 17, 2007 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Uptown development hits the market
• Reckson honors RE community
• The Kenneth R. Gerrety Humanitarian Award
• Ave. of Americas lease wins Most Ingenious Deal of Year
• Who was Louis Smadbeck?
• Three years of delivering on promises
• GHP Office Realty
• Cell phone brand gets hip in NoHo
• Meridian
• Schwartzberg named Person of the Year
• Cetra/Ruddy gets imaginative with luxury condo conversion
• Kicking off the Young Men's Women's Real Estate Association's monthly luncheon series for 2007
• Itzhaki Properties announced it has sold a five story building at 425 Broadway for $7,600,000
• Habitat finds a new home downtown
• Besen Retail
• Builder's group boosts coffers of preservation conervancy
• Firms branch out to bring petal power to corporate America
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Office market post record setting rent growth in 2006
  by James Delmonte
• Jones Lang LaSalle
• Charter Realty & Development Corp
• Maintenance firm leads green revolution as industry cleans up act
• Vera Wang opens store
• Houlihan Parnes/iCap Realty Advisors LLC
• Collins enters Knoxville market with $60M buy
• Insurance giant extends Red Bank lease to 98,500 s/f
• Dickie Sykes, owner of DGS Consulting LLC and advocate for minority and women owned business in Manhattan, addressed a recent conference organized Professional Women in Construction earlier this month
• Bernard H. Mendik Lifetime Leadership in Real Estate
• Commercial management leadership awards presented
• Proud to play a part in building the greatest city in the world
  by Ross Stephen
• Besen & Associates, Inc
• Can we really afford to create affordable housing?
  by Adelaide Polsinelli
• Legacy of RE stalwarts
• Schonbraun McCann Group
• Moinian Group signs gym
• New owner does the business at 55 Broadway
• Persson helps take occupancy at Woodbridge Plaza to 91%
• BID's clean sweep at awards
• REBNY: how it all started
• Ornstein Leyton Company
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Hot property in Phoenix
• Contractors can count on Forino for advice
• Store makes itself at Home on Rt. 9
• The Louis Smadbeck Broker Recognition Award
• New residential legal helpline for members
• Report shows retail rents continue to surge upwards
• Who was Harry Helmsley?
• City & Suburban Federal Savings Bank
• Grubb & Ellis Company announced that Murray Hill Office Center LLC has sold Murray Hill Office Center to McManus & Associates for $7 million, or $145 psf
• CBS subleases on Broadway
• Met seasons the deal
• City okays plan to clean toxic school site
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Practical tips for reducing workers' comp costs
  by Marc Wieder
• Stephen Ross takes over as chairman of the board
• Making sense of zoning regulations: the process
  by Ronen Abergel
• Union State Bank
• Swig signs 63,000 s/f deals at his 110 William Street
• Three deals at 150 E52nd
• Fremont inks $121m LA loan
• Farkas weighs anchor in St. Lucia
• LI appraisers elect 2007 president
• The Bruaser Group broke ground for their 10-story, 41-unit, luxury condominium at 100 West 18th Street in Cheslea
• Cannon design completes South Nassau hospital addition
  by Judy Pullar
• The George M. Brooker Management Executive
• City's residential market is gettin' its groove back
  by Frederick W. Peters
• SL Green Realty Corp
• ABS Partners
• Developers buy LI center
• Winoker's fashion change
• Alpine Commercial Capital
• American Ventures planning $1B Class A spending spree
• City launches enforcement campaign against illegal ads
• With workforce on the move, flexibility is key to modern design
  by Kay Sargent
• A year of progress on major planning projects
  by Steven Spinola
• REBNY: 111th Annual Gala
  by Steve Friedman
• Loeb & Loeb LLP
• Multifamily refi closed
• Time Warner Center provides Home for the Future
• CB Richard Ellis offering more following Trammell buyout
• Hearst building design grounded in lath and plaster

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