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Articles in April 27, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Northfield names new CFO
• GVA Williams: Catherine Quinilty
• Take insurers' hint and protect yourself from mold
  by Charles Perry
• Elie elected new global chair
• Graf & Lewent wins $3M Newark terminal project
• Sustainable MEP designs that safeguard our future
  by Elias Dagher
• Compliance with Ex. Order 111 makes buildings greener
  by Susan Kessler
• Starwood Asset Management
• Partners' Mad. Ave. deal
• Allianz relocates to midtown
• Meridian
• Magazine's downtown move
• Lawyers rep school in renewal/expansion
• CPC celebrates $500m financing milestone
• GVA Williams: Jared Freede
• Hamptons luxury addition
• Experts sought for world's biggest RE fair
• Trimech is star of the show
• Eight ways to the green at Octagon park
  by Eric Ettinger
• Balancing design excellence with sustainability
  by Kenneth H. Drucker
• Studley: Nick Felicione
• Law firm leases 160,000 s/f at 340 Madison Ave
• Restaurant inks Empire lease
• Carlton closes $400m plus in equity and debt deals
• AFC secures $19m for apartments
• Tiffany Building is sold for $19m
• Red tape renegade has politics on his mind: Stephen L. Green, Chairman, SL Green Realty Corp
  by Daniel Geiger
• Robert J. Speyer, senior managing director of Tishman Speyer Properties, was the featured speaker at the April 12 meeting of YM/WREA at the University Club Speyer spoke less than ten - Jays after having acquired the MetLife Building, unquestionably one of
• GVA Williams: Karen C. Rojas
• Correction
• IREM NY offers two scholarships
• City rezones Brooklyn site for housing developments
• Saving the Earth, one design at a time
  by Barbara Nelson
• The greening of the interior build-out
  by Joan Blumenfeld
• Carpe diem, says RELA
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• GVA Williams
• JLL completes 11 deals at 370 Lexington Avenue
• Kennedy operation helps hospital
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Matrix signs an Iron lease
• ABM wins Fifth Ave. contract
• GVA Williams: Carmel D'Arienzo
• The Internet Realty Group
• New CoreNet chair
• ORB goes underground for retail design assignment
• Meeting of minds leads to dream green facility
• Restoring historic buildings to achieve healthy environment
  by James Garrison
• Gramercy Capital buys 45% share in 1 Mad. Ave
• Matchmaker is always ahead of the game: Steve Kohn, NY President, SonnenBlick-Goldman
  by Daniel Geiger
• Kaufman's new-look space attracts four retail tenants
• $12m apartment refi
• Arche renews on Third Ave
• CBRE brokers sale of CT portfolio for $54m
• C&W helps Ivy Realty with $25m Edison office purchase
• $57m mortgage financing for West Village conversion
• GVA Williams: Minotchka Hamilton
• TIC interests: ideal section 1031 replacement property
  by John G. Balboni
• On the web
• Designer completes model role
• Why going green on the inside makes perfect sense
  by Gerard F.X. Geier, II
• Meeting the challenges of building green
  by Robert Licopoli
• Starwood
• Wachovia gears up for Seagram move
• Hedge fund expands to 21,000 s/f at 825 Third
• Four Seasons' $100m refi
• Council holds seminar on hotel development opps
• Ice work for BCD
• Trammell Crow Company
• Studley: John Studley
• M&M takes price in its sales Forde
• $1.6m project will restore Victorian mansion
• Industry gets wake-up call on protecting environment
• Presidential Center sets example on LEED® requirements
  by Gary Pomerantz
• Michael Caridi, Managing Director of Majic Development Group, discussed "Harlem Park: The Hotel, Office, Retail Miracle on 125th Street" at the B'nai B'rith Real Estate Unit monthly luncheon meeting at the Cornell Club in New York
• Itzhaki Properties announced the sale of 2247-49 Adam Clayton Boulevard, a five-story mixed-use building in New York City, for $2.84 million
• CBC senior sale fetches $4m
• Spotlight on development projects
• Somerset closes $43M sale
• GVA picked to market 625,000 s/f office park
• Massey Knakal Realty Services: David Alani

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