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Articles in March 31, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• At a luncheon co-hosted by AREW and CoreNet Global New York City, guest speaker Brian Schwagerl, director of real estate and facilities planning, The Hearst Corporation, discussed "Transforming a NYC Landmark: Building the Hearst Tower" for an a
• Waterfront Management Systems
• Trammell Crow Company has been appointed as the exclusive sublease agent for 2 Connell Drive in Berkeley Heights, N.J
• Max Capital celebrates banner year
• Brookfield buys $167m building from Wachovia
• NRDC always busy with Wal-Mart stores
• Developers talk demand at annual REBNY panel
• $20m renovation party
• Vornado president to 'get deal done' at industry meeting
• Brown Harris Stevens goes 'live'
• David Cronheim Mortgage Corporation arranged a $2.2 million loan for a 56,350 s/f shopping center on Horseblock Road in Medford, N.Y
• Albanese adds another $15m to Garden City portfolio as redevelopment plans progress
• MetLife Building helps blood drive
• LaGuardia Airport is a runway success
• Excitement grows as plans for Downtown progress
  by Peter Moore
• Union State Bank
• O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers
• Software leader takes full floor in landmark
• The National Realty Club lunch meeting held recently at the Williams Club featured Peter L. DiCapua, COO, and Damon J. Hemmerdinger, Vice President, ATCO Properties & Management, Inc
• HLW
• $22m reconstruction to start this spring
• 2003 Ad
• $19m deal on building
• Open to all
• $40m Vornado purchase
  by Peter Moore
• NAI James E. Hanson, Inc
• Besen & Associates has been appointed as the exclusive sales broker for the following properties
• CBRE exec' honored by Real Estate Institute
• Third time lucky for investors
• NHC execs testify at House subcommittee
• Museum dream becomes a reality
• When it comes to PR, does size matter?
  by Guy B. Lawrence
• Royal alliance
• Meridian announced the following transactions
• BOMA's strategic alliance
• Economic recovery bodes well for commercial market
  by Douglas A. Gaffney
• Queens rezoning restricts construction
• Fentin and Goldman LLP
• Todtman, Nachamie, Spizz & Johns, P.C
• Virginia's strategic moves
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Firm has designs on Madison Ave
• Hillier Architecture
• CMS meets demands of technology project
• Advance Realty Group announced the following transactions at 821 Alexander Road in Princeton, N.J
• Power assignment
• NY Life support
• CBRE's Richard Ellis to be honored at gala
• Cooper Square Realty, Inc
• New principal to make her mark
• Trammell markets rare gem
• GVA brokers 'simply the best'
• Construction begins on $5.5m LIU theater
• Designs moving forward for 'urban glass house'
• The shape of things
• BOMA's new executive
• Highland Lake deal
• 85,000 s/f deal brokered by Studley at Times Sq. Tower
• The CoStar Group
• Massey Knakal Realty Services announced the following transactions
• Regent's high note
• Sterling American completes aquisition
• Work begins on 67,000 s/f store
• Mechanical contractors choose their new senior vice president
• CBRE's $16b sales earn firm top ranking
• Online alliance
• Cooper-Horowitz, Inc. announced the following transactions
• BID boss leads school fence redesign
• At the winter masquerade
• The Skyscraper Museum—the first and only institution devoted to the past, present, and future of skyscrapers and skylines—will open its doors to the public in April
• Fresh Kills plan moves forward
• Cooper Square Realty, Inc
• Weichert Commercial Brokerage, Inc
• Cushman & Wakefield announced the sale of 4 Research Drive, a 30,000 s/f building in Woodbridge, Conn., for approximately $6.2 million
• Bronx realtors plan to honor energy pioneer
• Governor must appove N.J. development law
• Furniture industry leaders launch office interiors venture
• Memorial created to honor industry stalwart, Michael Mazzucca
  by Barbara Nelson
• Murray Hill Properties announced the following transactions
• Anonymous couture comes to NY
• Full product line

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