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Articles in April 7, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide
• Career day voted a big hit
• ACC Construction Corp
• Tenant growth points to midtown market shift
  by Frederick Kane Marek
• New NYARM alliance could reduce injuries
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Prudential Fox Properties
• TCC deal on 4m s/f
• Reckson takes cap off to 'finest' in business
• Pergolis Swartz
• CBRE's Robert Alexander to be honored at spring gala
• Retail investment expected to stay strong in 2004
• Contractors' mass march on state Capitol Labor Law lobby attracts hundreds to Albany
  by Barbara Nelson
• Record low interest rates drive a robust refinancing market
  by Sheldon Gartenstein
• Managers put safety first
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Volunteers from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 164, based in Paramus, N.J., recently donated electrical services and materials to Habitat for Humanity Newark's 65th home in the Central Ward area
• Insurance hike looms for NJ contractors
• Fairfield and Westchester markets relatively stable
  by Sean M. Cahill
• Single-point distribution is valuable
  by Gary Green
• Advance office renewal
• CB Richard Ellis
• Carlton ponies up $23m for American Express building
• Robert Alexander wins worldwide title at CBRE
• RJF Fletcher Thompson Architecture, LLC
• On Industrial Way
• Trammell Crow Company
• Highest honor bestowed on Richard Tomasetti
• Cooper Square Realty starts $10mM improvement project
• High notes of 2003, uncertainty of 2004
  by David Simson
• Partners buy office complex for $17m
• Studley's strategic alliance
• Ivy Realty branches out with first LI deal
• Legislators support industry plan to keep the pressure on
  by Barbara Nelson
• Cooper-Horowitz, Inc
• An instructor from the Laborers International Union demonstrated the dangers of hazardous waste removal to attendees - Associations: events, awards
• Besen & Associates
• Albanese boss to address buildings conference
• Gas prices set to soar
• A greener point of view
  by Dan Kaplan
• NRDC completes retail expansion
• Northfield holds a gala
• Arent Fox PLLC
• City sells parking garage to Thor
• C&W exclusive on 300,00 s/f National Historic Landmark
• The boomers are coming—and bringing their spending power
  by Adeliade Polsinelli
• $8m retail aquisition
• Tri-Line Contracting Corp - Who's news: in construction & design
• Mack-Cali declares quarterly dividends
• Interest rates continue to buoy real estate activity
  by Susan May-McLean
• GVA Williams
• Home Builders design award
• Calendar
• Queens County market glimpses some bright spots
  by John Reinertsen
• IREM's new web site
• Finkelstein Newman LLP
• Reckson lands Kraft Foods' 78,000 s/f relocation
• Around the town: events seminars meetings talks
• David Cronheim Mortgage Corporation arranged a $4.2 million loan for a commercial warehouse building in North Bergen, N.J
• On the web: where to find it
• Industrial development
• 240 labor law hits family's business hard
  by Barbara Nelson
• Development partnerships are focus of new seminar
• Studley's strategic alliance
• Consultants chosen for $1b post office project
• Building Brooklyn awards open
• Status quo—get used to it!
  by David Levy
• Wal-Mart's new 150,000 s/f site
• Pictured at the Houlihan/Lawrence Top Producer Award event
• Daniel T. Gazzola
• Nonprofit expands lease to 60,000 s/f at 79 Fifth Ave
• International award for Cushman & Wakefield
• Muss Development Company
• 55,000 s/f corporate campus deals inked
• GFI Realty Services, Inc
• Ephron, architect and role model extraordinaire
  by Barbara Nelson
• New law reins in NJ developers
• Investors forecast improved market as 'perfect storm' subsides
• Eastern's royal deal
• "Achieving Excellence" was the theme of a breakfast seminar hosted by American Building Maintenance of New York recently at the Sofitel Hotel's Grand Paris Ballroom in Manhattan
• AmElite Group
• CBRE sets the stage for Broadway deal

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