Real Estate Weekly

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Articles in April 12, 2006, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• CB Richard Ellis: William Iacovelli
• Career development program encouraging diversity in RE
• Canyon Johnson works magic in Chicago's South Loop
• Empire strikes $24m deal
• The ideal lease: helping to make it happen
  by Jack Petrie
• Edison breaks ground in LES on their first residential project
• REW Rising Stars publication date
• CB Richard Ellis: Paul A. Waters
• Architects renew and expand at Springler Building
• Old Country Road fetches new market price of $48M
• Fremont antes up $34M for Vegas conversion project
• Eastern Union
• Energy managers get ready to handle the summer strip
• Williamsburg project emphasizes style, sustainability
• CB Richard Ellis: Andrew Sussman
• Interchange Bank is financing the development of The Moorings at Edgewater, 14 luxury town homes and four condominiums on River Rd
• Coney Island vision is becoming a reality
  by Michael Harari
• New Fifth Avenue luxury residence climbs high into skyline
• Bargain-hungry businesses look for northern exposure
  by Daniel Geiger
• Katz & Associates
• Vivendi adds sublease tenant at 800 Third Ave
• Tower sold for $12m
• Landmark move at Rudin's One Whitehall Street
• Jamison buys 230,000 s/f office portfolio
• Denihan moves closer to national goal with Affina buy
• ARCS
• ICREW hails state's efforts on housing
• Big City is growing
• Alliance Building Services
• Diamond dealer doubles his space
• Finance firm opts to stay in NJ
• Sonnenblick-Goldman arranges hotel sale
• Dawn Carpenter, CPM and president of the Greater New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management presented Sandra Kerin, CPM, with the prestigious Certified Property Manager Emertius Award for her 20 years of service and dedication to the org
• Colliers ABR
• Besen & Associates
• LI development firm moves into Jersey market with $15m Journal Square buy
• SG arranges $40m loan for Fla. purchase
• S&B gets competition on $160m construction loan
• CBC Troast is tops in Garden State
• CBRE team to lead leasing effort at 377,000 s/f portfolio
• EMCOR names new chief financial officer
• REBNY winners of 2005 Most Ingenious Deals
• Agents
• Chelsea building sold to developer
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• $217m Liberty Bond deal closed for Rockrose conversion
• Cooper Square team's record response
• Big City Development
• The New York Mortgage Company LLC
• Matson makes it happen for studio
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Lightstone completes retail buyout after $388m refinance deal
• Space race on in Union County
• High flyers to create flight facility at Apollo Drive
• Parsons student takes top prize at IESNY competition
• Partners pay $215m for Brener's 660 Madison
  by Daniel Geiger
• Kimco closes on $81m ART buy
• Simone inks 26,000 s/f in deals at Hicksville property
• Randel reveals some true confessions from investors
• The art and science of keeping your website well maintained
  by Andreas Thomson
• Jeffrey Greenberg, a principal with Heritage Management Company, was part of a panel discussion at the recent Regional Business Partnership Annual Real Estate Market Forecast at the Newark Club in Newark
• CB Richard Ellis: Steve Enyon
• The Praedium Group LLC
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• A Tall order on W39th
• The Goldstein Group
• Carlton arranges $84M loan for Gotham's 30 Broad Street buy
• Jones Lang LaSalle in Ivy league with 280,000 s/f park
• DMR gets needed approvals for Meadowlands station project
• Hedge fund's change of space
  by Daniel Geiger
• Value-added service makes finance wizard stand out; David Eyzenberg, founder & president, Prodigious Capital Group
• Brokers flock to Stewart Avenue
• Credit Suisse nursing deal
• On the web
• Emerging architects rethink future for Roosevelt Island
  by Tim Moran
• CB Richard Ellis: Benjamin Friedland
• Court Street Lofts in partnership with Time Out New York hosts event to celebrate Loft Living in Carroll Gardens
• East Side development site eyed by converters
• Insurance giant inks long-term deal
• ARCS deal