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Articles in August 30, 2006 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Anita Majka of Bethel has joined Fairfield Financial Mortgage Group as a mortgage consultant
• Marcus & Millichap sold three properties totaling $6,800,000 in northern New Jersey
• Winter's faith pays off as Related fills midtown west tower
• AEW beefs up Asian hub
• Ivy Realty celebrating 10 years as leader in tri-state RE market
• Final development phase begins on NJ waterfront
• Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
• Advance party helping raise money
• 22 years on, GF55 partners finds 'overnight success'
  by Tim Moran
• Peter M. DiRenzo has joined Baker Residential to serve as director of electronic commerce
• Pictured at the Young Men/Women Real Estate Association's annual summer outing is the group's Board of Governors
  by Steve Friedman
• Prudential CRES Commercial Real Estate
• NAR honored with digital media award
• Developer honored as leader in energy efficient building
• Thoughts on how to house the middle class
  by Alex Garvin
• A new landmark
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Perry Gault Management Co. sold its multi-family property located at 2989 Marion Avenue, Bronx, NY, to Novacel properties for $3.85 million, or $77,000 per unit
• Former Brooklyn movie theater sold
• Flushing Hotel loan
• Satisfied tenants lining up to renew
• Builders' confidence in condo market takes a dip
• Homes for America Holdings, Inc. welcomes Nancy B. Bensal, who joins the firm as corporation counsel
• Studley
• Engineers staying put
• $165m Marriot deal
• CoreNet forum puts the focus on pandemic planning
• Vollmer tapped to design streetscapes
• The Board of Directors of Perkins Eastman has announced that Jorge Szendiuch, AIA, LEED has joined the New York office as principal
• Donald A. Hickey, Jr., former vice president of Real Estate & Facilities Capital Projects at Time Inc. has joined JLS
• Moinian expansion continues with $80m LA purchase
• 42,000 s/f leased at Marlboro office park
• Historic club renovations aim for 'invisibility'
  by Tim Moran
• Douglaston Development is pleased to announce that James P. Angley, 47, has joined the company as chief operating officer
• LI firm sells HQ for $203m, leases back campus for 15-years
  by Linda Barr
• Rose Associates, Inc
• Metro Property Group, LLC sold a 48-unit pre-war apartment building at 3120-3130 Kingsbridge Ave. in Bronx, NY. for $4.475 million
• SoHo lease makes scents
• Developers see the light
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Hotel development course offered
• General Building Contractors of New York State
• Silverstein back in buying business with $400m deal
  by Daniel Geiger
• Edward Guari, Jr. has joined Castle Oil Corporation as an Account Executive
• Sperry Van Ness
• Foundation helps retail investors pump money into Gulf Coast
• Timing right for $17m parking lot sale
• Trump taps Apprentice star for top mortgage job
• Long Island developer snaps up Solomon portfolio
• Photo exhibit shows 9/11 loss
  by Tim Moran
• Vollmer Associates LLP
• Jones Lang LaSalle: Michael Shenot
• Jones Lang LaSalle: John Ryan III
• Developers provide space for 9/11 musical remembrance
• Hottest new gadget is heat computer
• John E. Osborn, P.C
• Donald J. Trump has announced that season five Apprentice cast member Lee Bienstock will join Trump Mortgage, LLC
• Sizzling market tempts Equity to sell $3.5b in assets
• $1b CDO puts Gramercy Capital to top of the class
• Program can help owners cut costs and ease grid strain
  by Fred Ornstein
• World's largest superconductor being built on Long Island
• CB Richard Ellis
• PalFi bankers keep their Promise
• Going to county will never be the same
• Jason Muss, principal, Muss Development, spoke on "New Visions for Brooklyn and Queens" at the B'nai B'rith Real Estate Unit monthly luncheon meeting at the Cornell Club in New York
• Developers to press ahead with station, with or without MSG
• Visits to the Bronx Zoo, the NYC Aquarium, the Museum of National History, the Queens Farm Museum and even as far afield as Lake Welch in the Catskills were among the field trips on offer this summer to 20 children aged 6-12 who are residents of Taft Hous
• On the Web
• BOMA program is educating the industry on energy use
• Shared services a help to taxpayers, towns and schools
  by Lloyd A. Rosenberg
• The Long Island Real Estate Group presented Sunrise Day Camp
• Union State Bank
• $150m Arsenal fund
• Unique tax-exempt legal structure saves Yankees and Mets
• NYISO recommendations for meeting future power needs
• Sonnenblick Goldman
• Promotion is a home run for mortgage firm
• Meridian
• Thornton Tomasetti
• City's space crunch sending tenants to New Jersey in hunt for premises
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Leading Real Estate Companies of the World™ Advisory Council

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