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Articles in April 20, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• REBNY hails 'Ingenious' deals at annual ceremony
• Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen LLP: Kenneth K. Fisher
• Jaspan Schlesinger Hoffman LLP
• California dreamer is on cloud nine in the big 'A'
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Heritage extends reach with $37m LI purchase
• Brandywine Realty Trust announced that GEICO has signed an 18,000 s/f lease at 8000 Lincoln Drive East in Marlton, N.J
• Demands of today's home buyers
• Big move for Little firm
• Brits bring old world style to US property auction
• What a difference a year makes
• First quarter results point to further growth for NJ
• Milestone's aquisition creates 'Cadillac' of management firms
• State of Israel Bonds Real Estate New Leadership Cabinet hosts breakfast in advance of May 3 tribute luncheon
• Upside Ventures has just what the doctor ordered
• Pergolis Swartz
• Restaurant chain looks to expand
• Cushman & Wakefield: Jeremy Neuer
• Devcon Partners, LLC
• NAI Investments, a division of Manhattan Apartments, Inc., announced the sale of 41-17 Crescent St., a 25,222 s/f property in Queens, N.Y., for $10.8 million
• Cap maker buys LI industrial building
• The Hunter Realty Organization, LLC announced that Green Tea has signed a 1,000 s/f lease at 214 W. 39th St. in New York City
• Wilder Balter Partners held a "Hard Hat Tour" and Barbeque to celebrate the near completion of the first of three buildings at $45 million Woodcrest Village Condiminiums, the newest affordable senior housing community in Mount Kisco, NY
• Classic camera contract at Third Ave. tower
• Newmark secures its future in a robot competition
• Banks, food halls and new chic march into Manhattan
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Demand and availability affected in W'chester 'mixed bag'
• Thor's $65m mall buy
• 24,000 s/f Park Ave. renewal
• Carlton Group catering to condo boom developers
• Palisades Financial makes loan work
• Go-ahead given for 47-acre business development
• 21st century technology makes its mark on landmark building
• Cushman & Wakefield: Mark D. Silver
• Studley
• Besen & Associates, Inc. announced the sale of a vacant land parcel
• $33m wins bidding battle for 83 Maiden Lane
• The Hunter Realty Organization, LLC announced that Marconi International Ltd. has signed a 3,800 s/f lease at 214 W. 39th St. in New York City
• Ripco wins JEMB retail exclusive
• Robert Scarano, principal and founder of Scarano & Associates Architects
• Pajama Program embraced by real estate bigs
• Newmark sees suburban struggle
• MTA capital funding: good start
  by Richard T. Anderson
• Growing gains at Cornerstone
• Biotech firms close on Plaza District spaces
• Landmark NJ tower lands new tenants
• Cohen & Steers launches RE securities fund
• Wells closes $786m sale
• Lifetime award for Marshal Rose
• STV Construction, Inc
• Edgewood Properties
• Besen & Associates announced the sale of 44 and 46 W. 22nd St., two five-story loft buildings in New York City
• Recapped Met Tower latest hot commodity
• The Staubach Company announced that Paulson Investment Company has signed a 3,015 s/f lease at 780 Third Ave., Bill Peters, Derek Trulson and Aron Whitehead, of Staubach , represented the tenant
• GCP preps for shopping center renovations at 165,000 s/f site
• Skanska chooses healthy option for Pfizer project
• Frances Schor, investor, to speak at NRC lunch
• Eastridge Properties inks 70,000 s/f in deals
• Architect-builders are best solution
  by Adam Kushner
• Insurer signs for 12,000 s/f Third Ave. headquarters
• CBRE continues to stamp its mark on Long Island
• HFF arranges $16m refi for retail center
• $474m industrial buy a sign of things to come
• Cement giant inks deal to develop Brooklyn pier
• Cushman & Wakefield: Peter Rossi
• Herrick, Feinstein LLP
• The Schultz Organization and Starboard Commercial Real Estate announced the sale of 214 South Newman St
• Silk stocking vets sue state over Armory ownership
  by Linda Barr
• CB Richard Ellis announced that Kim's Mediatronics has signed a 6,800 s/f lease at 100 Pavonia Ave. in Newport, N.J. Michael Stone and Tracey Mitnick, of CB Richard Ellis, represented the landlord in the transaction
• High-profile role keeps Palazzo ahead of the game
• New York shoppers: 'we want Wal-Mart'
• On the web
• Downtown a retail hotspot
  by Jeff Winick
• Fairfield looks forward to strong year
• Eastern to sell red-hot site near Javits Center
• 24,000 s/f available at Brookhaven
• AREW panel to discuss ownership trends in US
• Meridian
• CBRE to represent Dornoch at 219 Wyckoffs Mills Road
• Halstead: new apartment price record now $1.27m
• No more tunnel vision for Goldman, Sachs
  by Elaine Misonzhnik

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