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Articles in June 10, 2009 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Medical group takes 31,662 s/f
• Roaring trade in residential sponsor units
• FirstService Williams' jumbo Jersey deal
• Planned Co. 1Q expansion
• NAI James E. Hanson
• Massey Knakal
• CB Richard Ellis' Westchester/Fairfield Private Client Group announced the sale of 20 Abendroth Avenue in Port Chester, New York
• Ratner replaces Gehry as cutbacks hit Atlantic Yards
• ABO: propelling business forward
  by Nicholas Laporte
• New York a city of the future
• Linking green transit, housing, jobs, energy and affordability
  by Jonathan F.P. Rose
• After the downturn: will your zoning approvals survive?
  by Carol E. Rosenthal; Zachary Bernstein
• Keeping pace with the changes in city's Local Laws
• Fewer projects, tighter margins … and grabbing the opportunities
• BOMA International conference critical for surviving today, thriving tomorrow
• On the web
• ConTech conference
• Atlantic opens 96-unit senior development
• IBEX, PWC speak out at GSA conference
• Sasha Majerovsky of Citywide Properties, Inc
• Ideal Properties Group LLC
• TIC Assoc. gets new name
• Investment sales firm opens New York office
• Carlton expands into LA
• NorthMarq Capital
• Cooper-Horowitz, Inc
• Arbor Commercial Funding, LLC
• Dagher Engineering
• Greiner-Maltz makes move into the New Jersey market
  by Linda O'Flanagan
• Manhattan: a real estate time bomb?
  by Daniel Geiger
• Nearly 400 gathered at UJA-Federation of New York's Real Estate & Allied Trades Division annual Real Estate Luncheon honoring Andrew J. Singer, chairman and CEO of The Singer & Bassuk Organization
• Boston Properties is opening new doors at 601 Lexington
  by Daniel Geiger
• Price points the real dilemma for investors
  by Daniel Geiger
• Zuckerman says lawyers got cold feet on tower plan
  by Daniel Geiger
• Unions back pension plan
  by Daniel Geiger
• McCarter & English announced that partners Mary Jane Augustine and Francis Kirk , and associates Brian Morgan and Jocelyn Gabrynowicz Hill have received credentials as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professionals by the G
• W.P. Carey & Co. LLC
• Parsons Brinckerhoff
• VHB Engineering, Surveying and Landscape Architecture, P.C
• VHB Engineering, Surveying and Landscape Architecture, P.C
• Colliers Houston & Co has been appointed the exclusive leasing agent for six industrial/flex/office properties, which total approximately 90,000 s/f and are located within the Montville Business Center in Pine Brook, New Jersey
• Ivan Hakimian
• Sholom & Zuckerbrot Realty LLC
• Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services has retained the exclusive listing for the High Falls Button Factory building in Rochester
• Massey Knakal Realty Services has been retained to sell a portfolio of multi-family buildings owned by Gway Management in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn
• 60 years in the biz and still going strong: Jack Schleifer, founder & principal, Schleifer Realty
  by Jason Turcotte
• Real Estate Board of New York President Steven Spinola addressed more than 100 guests at The Hellenic American Chamber of Commerce's ninth annual Real Estate Lecture
• Around town: events seminars meeting talks
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• The Community Preservation Corporation arranged a $2.3 million construction and permanent loan to transform a former school of the Archdiocese of Buffalo into a mixed-use complex
• Q10/G.S. Wilcox & Co. arranged financing in the amount of $6,500,000
• CBRE team stacks up $13m hotel financing
• Greenberg Taurig beets up real estate funds group
• Title team makes move to Madison
• NCB keeps 2009 board leaders in place
• Giscombe Realty Group announced that Roberta Washington Architects has signed a 1,413 s/f five year lease at $16 psf for sixth floor office at 68 East 131st Street
• Fred F. French Investing L.L.C., a real estate and investment management firm, has renewed its 2,519 s/f lease on the lobby level of Metro Center, announced Jeffrey H. Newman, executive vice president of W&M Properties, the marketing and management ag
• Securities brokerage expands
• Army's 12,805 s/f Garden City lease
• New distressed asset fund buys AIG's New Jersey complex
• Marcus & Millichap handles foreclosure sale
• C&W markets Fifth Ave. boutique office space
• Mack tenant renews lease and expands to 57, 000 s/f
• Colliers signs brewer
• Conversion factors: should you turn your corporation into an LLC?
  by Marc Wieder
• Members of the International Facilities Management Association toured the New York Times Headquarters at 620 Eighth Avenue to see some of its green features including shades that automatically descend to block the sun
• BLT takes Antares jobs
• Kaled wins co-op gigs
• System helps managers reduce water usage, control costs
• A security guard on a Segway is the latest addition to the suite of security services offered at 777 Third Avenue, current home of Grey Advertising
• Mack-Cali earns five New Jersey TOBYs
• Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates, Inc. negotiated the sale of 26-01/26-15 4th Street in the Astoria section of Queens, NY, a one-story 50,000 s/f warehouse building for $4.3 million
• Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of Summer Street Apartments, a 10 unit apartment property located in Paterson, NJ, for $510,000
• Stuart I. Rich of Meister Seelig & Fein LLP announced the sale of two apartment buildings with ground floor retail space located at 967 and 971 Columbus Avenue
• Onyx Equities, LLC, has completed the sale of a 10,374 s/f stand-alone office building located at 65 Gibson Place in Freehold, New Jersey to the Chinese American Bible Church
• G-way multi-family portfolio price tag a reflection of market realities
• Green light for Dumbo project
  by John Majeski
• Durst's communications guru makes Hall of Fame
  by John Majeski
• Condo-hotel is easy sell, says developer
  by John Majeski
• Rechler inks long-awaited deal to develop airport site

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