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Articles in March 28, 2007 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• London group pays $250m for 47-building city portfolio
• W&M's Metro Center wins Middle Atlantic TOBY
• Greiner-Maltz has been appointed exclusive agent for a modern, 58,600 s/f, single story distribution warehouse located at 711 Brush Avenue, Bronx, New York
• Greyhawk
• City slickers loving green life as sustainability goes mainstream
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Express Auction has been engaged by Rockland County developer JWL Construction to liquidate the company's remaining inventory via public auction
• Chelsea building creates buying flurry
• Mack-Cali applauds 2007 Westchester Hall of Famers
• Ashforth set to manage Westport office building
• Shareholders feel benefit of land deal
• NOVO condos debut on Park Slope's Fourth Ave
• Builders calling for brownfield reforms
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Marcus & Millichap has been selected to market a 50-unit building on Hull Avenue in the Norwood section of the Bronx
• White Plains reaping benefits of Manhattan space crunch
• Marcus & Millichap's Kunofsky is $254m man
• AFC Hotel Finance Group announced the completion of $9.0m in financing for two hotels in Atlanta and Bremen, GA on behalf of Apsilon Management
• Muss rides wave of success as Oceana sells out fast
• Green start to Brooklyn Yards demolition as Ratner vows to recycle building debris
• Contractors must know the facts about sales tax
  by Marc Newman
• Move launches consumer friendly site
• CB Richard Ellis
• On the Web
• Former city construction boss, Louis Milo, to be honored
• JLL to manage construction of new recreation facility
• 2007 Residential Rising Stars
• Gale force is building on LI as firms merge
• Mack makes $273m entry to NYC market
• SDS to build condos on West Side parking lot
• Cushman & Wakefield celebrating 90 years in real estate
• NAI Hanson recognizes top professionals at annual event
• Capital's revolving credit secured
• JRT announces latest office assignment
• Vintage completes new development in East Williamsburg
• NAHM predicts calm after the storm of building boom
• SUPERSTRUCTURES Engineers + Architects
• Fashion Center BID launches loading dock facelift program
• Husband and wife team applauded
• Perkins Eastman
• W.Side package fetches $70m
  by Esther O. Perez
• Financing arranged for office/family properties
• Hydra Property Group in Manhattan has been named exclusive sales agent for a 13 unit residential building at 25 Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn Heights
• AIA not concerned by drop in billings
• Firm enjoys growth despite a slow year
• Fed continues its balancing act
  by Daniel Geiger
• Fashion Center BID relocates to expanded facility on W38th
• IAOP names CBRE top global outsourcing firm
• Gramercy launches securities group
• Urban Residential developing classic condos on tree-lined W78th St
• Mack-Cali gets go-ahead for $500m mixed-used Seaport development
• Site purchased
• Meridian
• Australian insurers lease 154,000 s/f
• NAI Friedland announced a new exclusive at One Hughson Road, Carmel, New York
• Hudson provides equity for Los Cabos lots
• Alchemy tops off Chelsea eyecatcher
• Transformation underway at Renny
• Euro bank expands at Jersey City tower
  by Daniel Geiger
• Community Preservation Corporation
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Film firm moves in
• CBRE tops brand awareness survey for 6th year in a row
• Sterling National Bank held the Walt Frazier networking event at Gallagher's Steak House
• Newmark Knight Frank tapped to manage Greenwich Atrium
• Westminster gearing up for Asbury Park opening
• Sustainable design leader to speak at New School
• IA Interior Architects
• Slow-down in construction costs shortlived, says AGC
• Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels
• Sinvin sees big demand for boutique SoHo spaces
• City to help NBC Universal relocate unit to Manhattan
• Jeffrey Modell Foundation to honor Philip Altheim
• Sky's the limit as GKV designs new WTC office
• GVA brings 79 Mad to 100%
• Association of the Bar of the City of New York Committee on Land Use, Planning and Zoning
• Eastern Union
• NAI James E. Hanson
• PB
• Luxury still a hot commodity as city bucks national trend
• Governor Jon Corzine addressed the New Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties as keynote speaker at the organization's recent annual Public Policy Symposium at the East Brunswick Hilton
• Loews Hotels

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