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Articles in Feb 1, 2006 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Onyx Equities
• M. Robert Goldman & Company, Inc. has arranged financing totaling $201 million for The We're Group
• Daly joins carpenters' movement
• For New York, the trend is its friend in 2006-07
  by Peter P. Kozel
• Fremont Investment & Loan
• The Park Avenue Bank
• Gumley-Haft Real Estate has been named Management Company of the Year by The New York Association of Realty Managers
• The Goldstein Group, New Jersey's leading full-service retail brokerage firm, announced the company has closed five leases on behalf of UPS in New Jersey in 2005
• REBNY announces new executives, governors
• Weichert to serve as agent for 59,000 s/f Madison Ave. space
• Medina is first broker to join New Jersey Chamber
• Bridge loan takes firm to Mexico
• Family's last landmark slated for luxury condos
• Storage firm enjoying unprecedented growth
• Latin America: with a growing economy and investment grade rating, Mexico is increasingly viewed as a stable environment for foreign investors
• Inside corporate interiors
  by Michele Medaglia
• MortgageIT's Correspondent Lending Division
• Miriam Skydell and Associates
• 2025 Ad
• Grand Central contract goes to Alliance workers
• 2006 Ad
  by Claudia Boymanns
• Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C
• The Royal Properties leasing team of Jeff Kintzer, Jr. and David Landes have been named exclusive leasing brokers for Main Street Lofts, a 25,000 s/f retail and apartment development now under construction in Yonkers, N.Y
• NAI James E. Hanson brokered a 3,400 s/f, three-year lease for Craig's Storage and Distribution Corp
• GVA Williams
• Asset management firm inks 33,000 s/f Madison renewal
• Brunelli brokers $12m in deals
• Maryland Management Systems becomes First American company
• Clarett tops out in Chelsea
• New financing strategies will make 2006 banner year
  by Richard Bassuk
• New Year brings unique challenges to market
  by Kalmon Dolgin
• Newmark Knight Frank honors its top performers of 2005
• $195M residential building to be converted to condos
• Palisades Financial
• Adams & Co. brokered a five-year, 1,719 s/f lease at 37 W. 57th St. for Latincollector Inc., Michael Greenberg of Adams & Co. represented the tenant while Matt Coudert of George Comfort & Sons represented the landlord
• Kelly to address IREM
• Advisors relocate their corporate headquarters
• Tishman Speyer raises $1.1B for investment fund
• Turner Construction Company took time out for fun at the December 2nd Professional Women in Construction Dinner Dance
• New York City market keeps it real this time around
  by Linda Barr
• Washington, D.C.: demand for commercial real estate in the District showed no signs of slowing during 2005
• Service companies are now migrating to the south
  by David Levy
• Marcus & Millichap marketing prime conversion sites
• Advance buys 445 South in regional shopping spree
• Pergolis Swartz Associates, Inc
• Wentworth seminar to address ways to bring down fuel costs
• Time Equities Inc
• Advance move on Easy Street
• Meridian Capital Group
• State's investment in the arts
• Via Emilia still cooking in the Flatiron District
• Goldstein Group
• Software firm takes full floor on Seventh
• SBO tapped for $450M construction loan deal
• ESDC reveals game plan for the Yankees and Mets
• Lightstone closes retail deals totaling more than 7,500 s/f
• WTC blame game rumbles on
  by Tiffany Razzano
• Fameco Real Estate: Fred Younkin
• The Kislak Company, Inc
• Home Depot, Costco lead big box charge to Harlem
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Harbor view for ship owners insurance company
• The Community Preservation Corporation
• On the web
• Learning website launched
• Price hikes continue to impact construction
• Roadmap for 2006 lodging investment
• Roster shrinkage equals gain, says Malkin
• China Center's 200,000 s/f lease biggest yet at Silverstein's 7WTC
• Home Properties, Inc
• Sitt Asset arranged a five year lease for 1,100 s/f for Lane Crawford at 1370 Broadway
• JEMB finds right spot for Sephora
• Seminar to focus on investment
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• Groundbreaking held for new Edgewater marina
• Rutgers panel to grade designers
• Industry asks: is this too much of a good thing?
  by Daniel Geiger
• Miami: Miami's maturation continued with every market segment improving
• Texas: although vacancy rates have been stable in Austin throughout 2005
• Brooklyn market has never been more attractive
  by Frances Schor
• Eastern Union Commercial Real Estate

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