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Articles in Feb 14, 2007 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Parc Lincoln on the market
• Emigrant Funding Corporation
• Designs complete for new corporate HQ
• Retail stalwart, Fox, makes move
  by Linda Barr
• Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association
• Monday signs 107,000 s/f extension with Bear Stearns
• $1,000 psf for SoHo loft
• Hilton hotel loan
• City tools up to spread the word on its projects
• Pepsi finds Kearny was built to suit
• Dorothy Draper & Co. to design condo lobby
• Cash boost will help Society recruit women engineers
• Association of Real Estate Women
• The Kislak Company, Inc., recently completed the $20 million sale of the Mahwah Business Park, a 400,000 s/f three-building complex at 63-65-67 Ramapo Valley Road in Mahwah, NJ
• Pantheon makes it official
• Community Preservation Corporation
• Ultrasonic measuring system helps keep buildings oil right
• Hartz presents revised plan for 97-acre new towne
• Contractors and unions sign deal for safer building sites
• Winners Circle: competing for the skyline's top honor—the BOMA/NY Pinnacle Award—were some of New York's leading owners, managers and BOMA/NY association members
• Fund buys Girl Scouts Hamptons plot
• JG Capital, LLC
• Thornton Tomasetti relocates CT office
• Towers triple-digit paydays
  by Daniel Geiger
• Posner Advertising
• $46M White Plains sale
• Hospital building sold to investor
• Firm's expansion continues with move to Delmonico
• Studley moves fast to close lease
• Dream team to break new ground in building affordable green homes
• Eminent domain law on agenda
• CB Richard Ellis has been named the exclusive leasing agent for a 35,500 s/f building located at 59 Danbury Road in Wilton, CT
• Siegel to keep $300M Bronx apartment portfolio affordable
• Acquisition will take brokerage to next level
• Firm relocates to Carlstadt from downtown NYC
• CBRE team's power play
• Eastern Union
• New downtown Tex-Mex restaurant
• Heavy hitters have big plans to transform Yonkers complexes
• Engineer drought tops list of industry worries
• Hearst takes Sheffield office space
  by Daniel Geiger
• Teicher Organization
• Firm's longterm lease at Flatiron landmark
• Women honor corporations dedicated to advancing diversity
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• On the Web
• Toshiba renews 138,000 s/f lease
• Jersey City condo tower on fast track
• Tower 5 no good for bank?
  by Daniel Geiger
• Hudson Realty Capital LLC
• Boritz taps raw nerve and spins a web of success
  by Esther O. Perez
• New York toys Marcus & Millichap National Apartment Index
• Alliance Building Services clocks up another record year
• Futterman fills NoHo space
• Starting out as a commercial real estate investor
  by Joe Mardesich
• Residential construction permits reach record high
• Top 10 federal engineers named by national society
• NYPA first New York State building to score Gold LEED
• Michael Elward, Esq. has joined Becker Meisel LLC as an associate
• RKF makes Cool move
• Wilcox loans top $21m
• AMCO credit facility
• Urban Land Institute and Langan present revitalization workshop
• Secrets of America's favorite building revealed
• Castagna Realty Company
• Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. has completed the sale of the Jordan Tire building located at 250 Route 17 in East Rutherford
• NAI James E. Hanson has been named the exclusive sales agent for the $4 million, 1,995 s/f lot located at 299 Livingston Street in Brooklyn, N.Y
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Kill-A-Watt plan to produce power savings
• Mack's $252M share sale
• Walk this way to the office of the future
  by Esther O. Perez
• RE/MAX taps IP supplier
• Coletti to head Skills corp
• Tower site for sale on Upper West Side
• Meridian
• Laundry signs 20-year lease
• Advance closes on deal to build NJ research campus
• Small firm takes big step in drive for environmental health
• 505 Fifth Ave. nears full occupancy
  by Daniel Geiger
• Cushman & Wakefield, Inc

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