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Articles in May 12, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Germans pay $465m or 140 Broadway
  by Linda Barr
• Related Companies, L.P
• To tidy up retail space available for rent, Sage Realty Corp. employed a dozen robotic vacuums this week to get the job done while also entertaining passersby
• 1359 Broadway proving to be ideal spot for church
• Pataki sets priorities for downtown work
• Firm's legal assignment
• Calendar
• Hundreds of perspective home buyers turned up for one of the largest open house showcases in Westchester County on April 18th
• UPS gives stamp of approval to four sites
• Subway bites into Westchester market
• Meridian arranges $40m Financial District loan
• Residents personalize Stamford residences
• Metro Commercial Real Estate, Inc
• The New York office of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. arranged the sale of The Pierre Apartments
• Colliers cooks up Restaurant package at 330 Fifth Avenue
• Two options for city's JFK link
• Metro Commercial Real Estate, Inc
• Public money pushes construction spending
• Steady recovery good news for suburban markets
  by Mitchell Rechler
• Rockwood lands Hoboken exclusive
• Investors sell HQ
• Cronheim Mortgage Corporation
• The 50-yard line of 42nd Street
  by Linda Barr
• Brokers and dealers golf
• Kaufman/Adler Realty, a division of the Kaufman Organization, has been appointed exclusive leasing agents
• The National Realty Club lunch meeting
• Advantage Title Agency, Inc
• Multi-million dollar medical facility sale
• The Concrete Industry Board lunch meeting held recently at the New York Athletic Club
• BTEA honors luminaries
• Contract opportunities hit super-highway
• Bank plans relocation to 223,000 s/f LI complex
• $100m deal secures Connecticut waterfront property
• 'Outstanding service' leads to BOMA award
• Beijing on show
• HFF creates new branch
• Trump to lead Israel parade
• Silverstein gets 'practical' on WTC rebuild
  by Peter Moore
• Sotheby's International Realty
• Victoria follows the road less travelled
• Empire State Building becoming a haven for not-for-profit groups
• Mechanics keeping up with the trends
• It's all academic as firm completes two major projects
• Law school undergoes $40m make-over
• First quarter Westchester office market 'sluggish'
• Business buoyant at Harborside
• Winners and losers in the CPI game
  by John Maltz
• Kennedy Funding
• Prudential execs gather for sales rally
• Garibaldi inks Commerce deals
• Brokers get familiar with diplomatic moves
  by Peter Moore
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• Grand Central building fetches $17m
• Industry catches its breath as construction is slowing
  by Barbara Nelson
• PWC takes to the greens
• Developing brownfields—opportunity or mistake?
  by J. Brian O'Neill
• Talking heads home in on vital statistics
• Westrock continues acquisitions
• Deutsche Bank extends 90,000 s/f NJ lease
• 500,000 s/f NJ lease
• Strategy pays off for Home Properties
• Berg, Wallace will be honored at benefit dinner
• Rockwood Realty
• Kaufman / Adler Realty
• Cheese Shop is cracker of a deal
• Construction industry paves way for a prosperous future
• Architects add planners to staff
• Construction underway at Howard Hughes campus
• LI office market has lowest availability in the tri-state region
• New-look Metropolitan Center is venue for CBRE reception
• Fashion school leases 25,000 s/f on E.45th
• Meridian
• Prudential Douglas Elliman opens HQs
• MANAR promotes Code of Ethics
• Not-for-profit finds home on Brooklyn waterfront
• Hypo closes $175m loan to Macklowe
• SL Green names new COO
• $80m Chelsea Tower financing deal closed
• $300m Bronx project will create 2,400 jobs
• Subcontractors awards date

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