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Articles in Sept 12, 2007 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• City grants historic Highbridge pool landmark status after 70 years service
• Shipping Association docks at new home
• RealProspex takes the lead as the latest renovation in online CRE
• What downturn? Swig back in buying mode
  by Daniel Gieger
• Prudential New Jersey Properties
• A pair of two five-story walkup apartment buildings, comprising a total of 18,720 s/f and 40 units, situated on New York's trendy Upper West Side at 132-134 W. 109th St., has traded for just under $10 million
• Insurance firm leases 12,000 s/f flower space
• Deadline looms for bids on Upper East Side building
• RE veteran's Euro move
• Manhattan Carpets signs lease for Kenmore Hall space
• Hampshire sells retail building
• Inter Capital Resources
• CBRE arranges $42m leasehold financing for Yonkers retail center
• DLC acquires Atlanta asset
• Green clean adds up for everyone
• Tall Buildings Council holds awards dinner
• 77 Hudson design said to shine in Jersey City
• New Jersey apartment sales are Oceans apart
• Knickerbocker Village NY, Inc. announced that it has leased 146 West Houston Street to Antonio Crestanello of Interset NY, Inc
• Richard Van Houten Jr., president of the Van Houten Group LLC, represented Anthem Worldwide in the relocation of their New Jersey office from Hackettstown to 350 Clark Drive in Mount Olive
• R.J. Brunelli & Co., Inc
• Arbor Commercial Funding LLC
• Garment district is wearing thin
  by Jason Turcotte
• Weichert Real Estate Affiliates, Inc
• Around town events seminars meetings talks
• CBRE team sells Stamford landmark
• Ripco rises to occasion as bread site search continues
• Carlyle Group swoops in on hotel portfolio
• GE adds $17m to trade center loan
• New York's accountants warn consumers to tread carefully
• Archstone-Smith shareholders vote 'yes' to take-over by Tishman Speyer, Lehman
• Program aims to give minorities, women more WTC work
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Port authorities vow to work with EPA
• DMR adds Pinnacle to its portfolio
• C&W's New Jersey growth continues with move to Morristown premises
• Tribal Sportswear, a ladies apparel manufacturer, has signed a five-year lease for 3,787 s/f of showroom and general office space at 530 Seventh Avenue
• High tower floors score 26% rent premium in Manhattan
• As one of Prudential Douglas Elliman's top producing residential brokers, Mary Anne Fusco, was recently honored as a Woman of Valor
• Adelaide Polsinelli, Laurence Ross and Ellen Volpe of The Platinum Team announced the sale of a shopping strip center occupied by a double net leased Walgreens in Deer Park, Long Island
• Image-conscious pharma giant makes New Jersey move
• Global summit to focus on industry's talent drought
• Experts ask 'Is Productivity Measurable?' at CoreNet Global NYC lunch program
• Sheldon Gross completes leases at Wall Office Park
• Flexible attitude helps Hudson get things done
• W.P. Carey closes $63m steel sale
• TIAA-CREF wins three International Toby Awards
• NAHB wants subprime help for homeowners
• New ACE program teaches students tricks of the trade
• Enterprise Community Partners names new vice presidents
• Time, and price is right for multi-family buyers
  by Edward Jordan
• The Kaufman Organization brokered a five-year lease for Presti & Naegele, an accounting firm
• NAI James E. Hanson has negotiated a 3,591 s/f lease of retail space at 465 & 467 Cedar Lane in Teaneck, NJ
• Company renews 155,000 s/f lease
• RedHill's reach expands to Colorado with $44m buy
• Equity Residential CFO announces resignation
• Pearson Property Resources
• Braced for a punch, markets are expected to fight back
  by Daniel Gieger
• Related Companies
• Home comforts lead Korman to success: Steve Korman, chief executive officer, Korman Communities
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Firm takes 7th space
• IOREBA brokers report heavy market activity
• IOREBA announces installation of 2007-2008 officers
• ING acquires joint venture interest in shopping center
• CWSG helps Rubicon with Maine attraction
• Hudson purchases $16m B-Note investment for Philadelphia properties
• C&W closes $92m Marriott hotel sale
• Jamaica's downtown is on the way up: neighborhood rezoning could spur $200M mixed-use project
  by Danielle Wolffe
• CBRE report card: green building making the grade
• Work underway for Morningside Park makeover
• Luxury reigns in stores as well-heeled buy, buy, buy
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Randstad North America, the U.S. unit of the Dutch global staffing company, Randstad Group, has sublet office space in Melville to a Long Island freight-consulting firm, in a deal arranged by Paragon Group LLC
• Wilbur F. Breslin, president of Breslin Realty Development Corp., announced that his firm negotiated a land lease with Wachovia Bank for a branch pad site at the recently opened Big Y Plaza in Bethel, Conn
• New York gets fresh look at trade center tower plans
  by Daniel Gaiger
• Butler Rogers Baskett
• Chelsea tower closes final sale
• 1031 exchange deal is closed
• Undies covered
• New rules will further restrict foreign investment in China
  by David Blumenfeld
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• Getting the word out on changes in contractors arbitration
  by C. Jaye Berger

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