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Articles in May 5, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Builders warn owners: you have got to stay connected
  by Barbara Nelson
• Matrix VP named to ULI post
• Fashion legend's 7th Ave. renewal
• CIGNA stays put in corporate HQ
• Medical firm signs up for 14,000 s/f HQ space in Jersey
• Russo on schedule with 150,000 s/f site
• Gruzen Samton Architects, Planners & Interior Designers LLP
• Broker named top dog
• On the Web: Where to find it
• Brookfield reports 37% increase in FFO
• Royal assignment
• Federal jury returns partial verdict in Silverstein trial
  by Peter Moore
• Atlantic Development Group LLC
• A niche all its own
  by Barbara Nelson
• Teachers take another 18,000 s/f in Queens
• Money managers sign five-year deal
• $17b subway to start by year's end
  by Sabina Mollot
• Praise for Mechanic grads
• WASA gets to core of restorations
• Business is up at Stryker's Crossing
• Palisades Financial
• Learning from mistakes
• Barbara McKeon
• Eastern Consolidated announced the sale of the 20,785 square foot elevatored office building
• Hospitality industry gearing up for next expansion cycle
• Michael Fascitelli, president, Vornado Realty Trust spoke on the topic "Getting Large Deals Done—Easier Said Than Done" at the B'nai B'rith Real Estate Unit monthly luncheon meeting at the Cornell Club in New York
• The Staubach Company announced that Connell Foley & Geiser has signed a 69,000 s/f lease at 85 Livingston Ave. in Roseland, N.J
• Beachfront restoration
• Aging-in-place is a credit to designers
• Distressed assets and the mysterious V
  by William Procida
• Cooper-Horowitz, Inc
• Buyers have designs on new East Side tower
• Park Ave. space
• Developers shop around
  by Peter Moore
• Mohr Partners Inc
• $7m Holliday bonus
• The National Realty Club lunch meeting held recently at the Williams Club featured Amanda M. Burden, Chairman of the NYC Planning Commission and Director of the Department of City Planning
  by John S. Whinston
• New SIOR vice pres'
• Solaire wins again
• Matrix Development Group
• Corrections
• C&W reveals its magic numbers
• The Singer & Bassuk Organization represented affiliates of Nathan Berman and Yaron Bruckner in arranging acquisition financing of $50 million for 67 Wall Street, a 300,000 s/f office and retail building
• Restaurant will Mix It at 20 Prince St
• CB Richard Ellis' Global Corporate Services Group
• Michele Andre and Barbara Ismail, of Weichert Commercial Brokerage, are marketing several other properties for sale and/or lease
• A fresh return to Gold Mile
• Biggest deal in 20 years inked at Fisk Building
• Restaurant eats up 11,000 s/f in Newark
• Conference calls for school monitoring
• Drive to complete $11m parking garage underway
• Green power leaders celebrate Earth Day
• Around the town: events seminars meetings talks
• Wells raises dividend
• On Rodeo Drive
• May to stay independent despite BHS share swoop
  by Peter Moore
• Houlihan Lawrence
• Two more floors leased at 1359 Broadway
• Publisher's new chapter
• National Sports Museum to open in Canyon of Heroes
• 'Cookie cutter' days a thing of the past
  by Barbara Nelson
• Township reaches school milestones
• Preservation awards to be presented
• Move was just in Thyme
• Silo Financial Corp. announced it has recently provided a first mortgage bridge loan in the amount of $375,000
• Bathing Ape comes to Manhattan, leases 91 Greene St
• Matrix Development Group
• Sterling Equities announced the sale its the Lake Louise Apartments, a 56-acre apartment complex, for approximately $73,000 per unit
• Annual investment conference date set
• Staples signs superstore deal
• Advance Realty Group announced that Whatman, Inc. has signed a 25,740 s/f lease at Park Place in Florham Park, N.J
• PWC gives special recognition to pioneering industry leader
• Changes in environmental forces drive mold growth
  by Don Erwin
• New Jersey market gaining momentum
  by Stan Danzig
• Houlihan-Parnes/iCap Realty Advisors, LLC has arranged an $825,000 first mortgage on a 4,000 s/f Gap Store at 28-30 Purchase Street in Rye, N.Y
• CBHK East Side office ranked No. 1
• In the gem game
• Shop talk
  by Richard Lewin
• GE Commercial Finance
• City's retail rents surge to pre-9/11 levels: REBNY

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