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Articles in March 22, 2006 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• CB Richard Ellis
• Swig takes a swipe at Pataki and the Port Authority
  by Linda Barr
• 10,000 s/f Gold Coast space to be leased by PDE team
• CharterMac names Marc Schnitzer CEO
• AIA NY president unveils April conference agenda
• BOMA/NY Pinancle Awards
• SL Green confirms plans to convert One Madison tower
• W.P Carey adds another $200m portfolio to Euro stash
• Kennedy Funding saves project with $12m loan
• IDA gives its okay for Yankees, Mets stadium deal
• Schuster named Manager of the Year
• Harlem now hotter than ever
  by Tiffany Razzano
• The Real Estate Board of New York's Members' Luncheon on March 7 at Cipriani included a panel of speakers who discussed the successes of their family's owned and operated organizations, as well as some of the issues facing the real estate industry in New
• Statewide Abstract
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Five-year maternity deal
• Trammell Crow Company expanded the Port Authority's office presence in Newark, New Jersey at 2 Gateway Center to 165,000 s/f
• Correction
• Future demand will support WTC office space, IBO finds
• Hines: Scott Murray
• The Bowery becoming the new millionaires row
  by Andrew Pittel
• HRC partners up for $13m buy
• Affordable homes loan
• Ossining breaks ground for its new waterfront
• Hines: Mark Smith
• Best Buy now open at NRDC plaza
• Winick does double duty as restaurant takes a stake in SI
• Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc.: Craig A. Ambrose
• Studley
• East Side Medical building, 380 Second Avenue in New York City, located near the major east side medical institutions
• Title firm gets into the business 1031 exchanges
• ESDC, AvalonBay break ground for Long Island City rental complex
• Times Square, Boston Properties sweep annual competition
• Pittel tapped for Bowery hot spot
• Trump Mortgage, LLC
• NAI Global
• Royal Properties
• The Association of Real Estate Women's February luncheon featured leading experts from various hospitality industry segments as guest speakers
• Facelift breathes new life—and tenants—into 655 Third
• RCG Longview
• Levine exclusive contract for 77,000 s/f shopping mall
• Vanguard cooks up restaurant sensation
• JRS Architect PC
• Japanese banking firm renews for 170,000 s/f
  by Daniel Geiger
• The Goldstein Group
• Branded Concept Development
• Report shows global RE investment topped $475b in 2005
• Mack-Cali completes 230,000 s/f NY/CT leasing in 4Q
• Column Financial Inc
• Mortgage recording tax: are you getting all the credit you deserve?
  by Marc Wieder
• Landmarks Commission okays congregation's new building
• SL Green adding 521 Fifth to portfolio in $225m deal
• Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc.: Brett M. Lowy
• RAL Companies & Affiliates, LLC
• Colliers figures out details of company's relocation
• A leading provider of healthcare technology solutions has signed a 4,684 s/f lease at First Stamford Place
• Fidelity looking to hit the headlines with latest real-time initiative
• As the Lower East Side's luxury condominium Blue nears completion of its concrete superstructure, its distinctive shape begins to reveal itself with its oblique columns and floor slabs
• JRS Architect, P.C
• Checking out hotel hotspots
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Town gets its Wishlist
• Advance Realty Management
• Robert K. Futterman & Associates, LLC
• Jones Lang LaSalle tapped for 150,000 s/f sublease exclusive
• Tipping point for CMSA convention
• The George M. Brooker, CPM® Minority Scholarship was presented to Sean Thompson, Sr. at a recent luncheon of the Greater New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management
• Hines: James Green
• NY Sports Club flexing its muscles at Atlas Park
• Pool dealer makes a big splash in Yonkers
• Vornado goes shopping on West 57th
  by Daniel Geiger
• Citi Habitats: Adam Goldstein
• On-Site.com forms an alliance with renters insurance provider
• Mixed-use project planned for 430-acre brownfield site
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Gilbert Rivera joins STA board
• Goldstein Group tapped for four retail exclusives
• Two deals help Durst take 205 E42nd Street to 100%
• Cooper-Horowitz, Inc
• Empire State Building names a general manager
• Westminster honored for Best Brochure and Sales Office
• Fauci creates nightlife heaven

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