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Articles in June 2, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• AREW to honor top 50 women
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Express move in SI
• Partnership approach to building maintenance
  by Scott Salmirs
• 148,000 s/f gum heaven to be built on Route 10
• Elizabeth Arden set to paint town red
• New security measures are the talk of the town
• Builder's a Hall of Famer
• L.J. Melody & Company
• The HK Group has been appointed as the exclusive leasing agent for 1221 Post Road East in Westport, Conn
• RKF brings sparkle to Herald Square
• Broadway Real Estate Partners, LLC
• JLL completes 10-year 30,000 s/f lease renewal
• REMI Capital, one of the leading mortgage companies in the area, recently participated as key sponsor in Univision Radio's second annual Health, Home & Finances Fair recently held at The Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City
• On the Bayonne waterfront
• Firm makes big plans
• Murray Hill Properties
• 9/11 widow appointed to Port Authority board
• Calendar
• NTT Data renews Jersey lease
• Cousins set their sights on new opportunities
• Cement shortage may affect concrete supply
  by Barbara Nelson
• Jay Cross, president of the New York Jets, educated members and guests of the Young Men's/Women's Real Estate Association about the New York Jets proposed West Side stadium development at the organization's May luncheon
• Forecast Homes
• Clothes call as designer leases 51,000 s/f space
• ABO and Reed announce 2004 seminar schedule
• Hoboken greets new retailers
• Apollo partner is Urban Leader
• Designer keeps the edge on Christopher Street
• Gold Coast gem officially opened
• Jazz center set to open in October
• L.J. Melody, CBRE team up on lease/loan
• Besen & Associates has been appointed as the exclusive sales agent for 193 Lenox Ave
• Celebrity eatery set to open at W57th Street tower.
• Forchelli, Curto, Schwartz, Mineo, Carlino & Cohn, LLP
• Staples 67,000 s/f lease deal
• CPI escalations: the evolution of an index
  by John Maltz
• Tribeca brokers invest in art
• Classic cuts a dash in the Fashion District
• CB Richard Ellis
• Rising to challenge
• Pergolis Swartz
• CBRE broker makes it big in LIC
• Money firms in lease deals that add up to 48,000 s/f
• Plans unveiled for final site in W42nd Street redevelopment
• BuildingsNY show stepping up a gear
  by Linda Barr
• Benhar Office Interiors
• Pradium team pays $40m for NJ industrial property
• Bringing furniture providers into the planning mix
  by Dan Morley
• Palisades is $200m ahead
• New alliance is a Shaw thing
• Beekman wins $243m Liberty Bonds package
• BR Fries wins Kohl's conversion contract
• Community Preservation Corporation
• NAI James E. Hanson, Inc. has been appointed as the exclusive leasing agent for 65 Railroad Ave. in Ridgefield, N.J
• City goes online to recoup $400m in property taxes
  by Daniel Geiger
• Around the town: events seminar meetings talks
• NAI DG Hart
• $4m deal on Madison
• Construction allowances must be detailed before tax benefits reaped
  by Marc Wieder
• Moving on up
• CT Partners become city slickers
• Colliers ABR
• WCI buys builder
• Meridian
• WP Carey Leeds way with UK deal
• Met inks 350,000 s/f deal
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• Firm sees its way to LI
• Cohen announces West Coast mega-deal
• Condos rise in Hoboken
• Firm's credit courses
• May makes hole in one
• City selects Olympic Village designers
• Skyscraper project
• G.S. Wilcox' six new deals
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Security training plan for building service workers
• Opportunists are all set to pounce
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• CB Richard Ellis

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