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Articles in Feb 20, 2008 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Cozy retail corner hits market with options for conversion
  by Jason Turcotte
• Beauty chain opens Manhattan spot
• Remembering Charles Luce
  by Robert W. Walsh
• New York still a bargain when it comes to office space
• CB Richard Ellis' New Jersey Retail Services Group has recently completed a 5,500 s/f lease on behalf of Calico Corners at Princeton Forrestal Village, on Route 1 in Princeton
• Matrix executive named new BOMA president
• Stuart Bruck of Time Equities announced Today Mortgage placements totaling $269,102,457
• Top honors for personal data safety efforts
• Time Equities Inc. sold two office condominiums to two non-profit companies at 125 Maiden Lane; 3,837 s/f to the American Vacuum Society for nearly $2.5 million and 3,434 s/f to the Community for Education Foundation for $1.72 million
• Metro Center revived by reconstruction
• Lights are on but no one is home when it comes to energy efficiency
• Money-saving products: three ideas whose time is now
  by Tom Scali
• MTA chief hints at rethink on yards bidding process
  by Daniel Geiger
• Itzhaki Properties announced the sale of 3094 Brighton 5th Street
• Panels set to put focus on air rights
• Bigger may not be better for Javits
  by John Majeski
• Abu Dhabi launches $2.2m energy prize
• $11m month for NCB
• NYECC to recognize leaders in energy community
• Speaking at the February luncheon of Young Men's and Women's Real Estate Association, William C. Rudin, president of Rudin Management Company focused his remarks on the redevelopment of St. Vincent's Hospital in Greenwich Village
• Royalton Realty announced its exclusive appointment to sell the lease of Spa Safar located at 864 Lexington Avenue
• Distributor expands in Toy Center
• NJ apartment market holding its own
• The Kaufman Organization recently brokered two media design deals totaling 7,242 s/f of office space at 88 Pine Street in the Financial District and the Fashion Tower, located at 499 Seventh Avenue
• GVA Williams of Connecticut announced the following transactions
• Leitner installed as new president of Metro NY chanter of appraisers
• Newington Fair Shopping Center fetches $34m
• Reilly Mann Newell Realty Group announced the sale of an elevator apartment building on the corner of West 162nd Street and Broadway to SDG Management Corp
• Developers reveal how they're 'Carving a Niche'
• City expands construction safety enforcement plan
• Tech support pact sealed between owners, managers and engineers
• WolfBlock
• Studley's Jacque Ducharme dead
• JV acquires 96,000 s/f AZ building
• Wilf rests easy after pulling out of 650 Madison bidding
  by Daniel Geiger
• Minskoff strikes deal to build new office property
• Restaurant takes E52nd St. spot
• Inclusion, diversity celebrated at JRT, WPEO event
• Grubb & Ellis Company announced the following transactions
• Clifford Chance advises Hypo on Quandra buy
• Inter Capital Resources announced the following transactions
• Referral website right on the money
• Laurence Ross, a senior investment sales broker of the Platinum Team at Besen & Associates announced the sale of 16 East 46th Street, a 5 story commercial loft building with 30,000 buildable square feet, for $11,000,000, or just over $366 per bsf
• It's Georgica on my mind for Cetra/Ruddy team
• Townhouse style condos in pipeline thanks to CPC loan
• Gross to manage medical building
• Lenders engaged in tranch warfare
  by Daniel Geiger
• GVA Connecticut
• CBRE acquires Romania's largest firm
• On the web
• The Clarett Group
• W'chester market is holding steady: GVA
• HFF
• Grubb & Ellis wraps up deal to develop $250m rental tower
• Global property sales top $1 trillion in 2007
• Plans underway for Co-op Expo
• NAI James E. Hanson
• Cushman & Wakefield named leasing agent for Neptune space
• CBRE arranges $33m acquisition money
• Newark apartment complex sells for $22m
• Museum is first in NY to earn LEED certification
• Sydness Architects
• Onyx Restoration Works, a division of Alliance Building Services, recently honored employees, Bejram Qerimaj and Lee Neou, as it's 2007 Employees of the Year ceremony
• JLL earns three gold stars for energy management
• Korpacz recipe for beating fear factor? Buy, buy, buy
  by Jason Turcotte
• Cardinal buys Chelsea complex from Grubb
• Hampshire Companies completes recap of industrial portfolio
• H2M honored at annual Kick Off
• IREM is DC bound
• Brownstone Co. bound by vision for Hudson
• David Schlamm, president of City Connections Realty announced the firm has been retained as the exclusive agent for the sale of 621 West 55th Street, for a price of $9.5 million
• SL Green leases 156,000 s/f to Segal at 333 W34th St
• Newmark's Robert Silver worth his weight in gold
• Converseon, Inc., a social media marketing communications firm, has leased 6,000 s/f on the eighth floor of 53 West 36th Street, announced Abraham J. Hidary, president of Hidrock Realty, the building's owner and property manager
• Little Tibet, an Asian antiques store, has leased 1,677 s/f at 21-23 Post Road West in Westport
• Carlton finances $92m Chelsea office acquisition
• Robert Martin Co. runs on Dunkin'
• RexCorp honors achievements of LI brokers
• Antique Asian fixtures displayed in Flushing
• Mohamedi makes most of one-stop shop model: Ali Mohamedi, founder, AEC Partners LLC

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