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Articles in June 25, 2008 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Industry challenges: urbanization, aging and migration
• W.P. Carey goes Dutch as sale-leaseback market flourishes
• Industry going back to basics as the national economy stalls
• Massey Knakal launches new web site: news-breaking blog to be part of the whole deal
• Mount Hope center in Bronx to sprout green roofs, shrubs
• Matrix Development Group
• Harlem development site to stay garage, for now
• Willis Group Holdings Limited
• City's about face on Willets land buy may be sign of truce
  by Daniel Geiger
• $22m hotel mortgage
• Terra sets its sights on Chinese hospitality market
• Shopping center spree tops $108m
• Hampshire earns NJ-NAIOP award
• DuPont provides financial pledge to help rebuild Kansas
• S&Z brings two more tenants to Swingline
• CBRE team tapped for 450 Park Ave
  by Daniel Geiger
• The Blackstone Group
• Seth Pinsky, president of New York City's Economic Development Corporation, discussed the EDC's past, present and future initiatives at the Young Men's/Women's Real Estate Association June luncheon
• Engineering firm takes 31,633 s/f at Metro Center
• Grosvenor
• Firm adds 22,000 s/f at Sapir's 100 Church Street
• Portfolio lending answers demand for CRE financing
  by John Donahue
• Long-dormant school fund creates win-win situation
• State finance agency approves funding to upgrade Mitchell-Lama complex
• Medical firm moves in ahead of makeover at Stellar's 1140 6th
• Studley
• 27-unit apt. building sold
• On the web
• Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels uncovers opportunity in Canada
• CB Richard Ellis Snapples to it for new Dr Pepper assignment
• CBRE exclusive
• Firm grabs leadership award
• McCarthy Associates
• Avalon buys Rockville development site
• CB Richard Ellis
• Argentina making a comeback as investors cast net wider
  by Scott L. Mathis
• Treasury re-make gets Fed's cold shoulder?
  by Daniel Geiger
• Hospitality industry outlook mixed among New York markets
  by Marc J. Freud
• AMB lauded with "Sustainable Leadership" award
• SL Green
• REIT sells garden apartment complex
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Colliers ABR searching for suitor
  by Daniel Geiger
• Eastern Union
• Will your real estate holdings qualify for estate tax deferral?
  by Morris Sabbagh
• CB Richard Ellis D&E team closes $12m deal
• AMB inks three redevelopment leases in Sunnyvale market
• AMB pre-leases space at N.J. brownfields sites
• Architect accused of falsifying building applications
• Moinian signs 50,000 s/f in leases
• Retail winner Roseman's deal is picture perfect
  by Daniel Geiger
• GVA Williams
• Peter S. Kalikow and Bruce C. Ratner were honored at the Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust's 12th Annual Heritage Dinner for their contributions to the Museum's Building Committee
• Court sides with $100m buyer in re-trade argument
• Silver cloud for owners as energy prices soar?
  by Jason Turcotte
• Firm makes German play
• A five-story commercial office loft building located in Midtown South near Madison Square Garden at 20 West 30th Street, has just traded for $8.3 million
• The importance of air rights in today's development
  by Robert Von Ancken
• Being green gives these Bklyn condos the 'Edge'
• Rock Paper Scissors and Peepshow Post Productions, Inc., two post production companies working from Santa Monica, have leased a 6,600 s/f full-floor loft space at 50 West 17th Street, owned by The Argo Corporation
• Capin trio re-sell's shopping center, closes $19m LES deal
• T. Weiss Realty Corp
• Bank to shed 500,000 s/f
  by Daniel Geiger
• Firm establishes new distressed RE team
• CB Richard Ellis
• Tribeca, BBG Architects team up for 330 Hudson
• Archstone hires RDA
• Meridian
• Key Properties LLC
• Community Board 8
• Air rights boost bottom line on W30th
• Conn. community spruces up units
• BOMA-NJ TOBY awards twice as nice for Matrix
• Winick's Village vision comes true
  by Jason Turcotte
• U.S. infrastructure nearing, 'disaster'?
  by John Majeski
• When subprimes lead to subleases: you better get it right
  by David Portal
• NYCREW recently hosted a panel discussion featuring financial planning experts from a broad range of disciplines, including risk management, trust and estate law, investments and financial planning
• New high-tech system will take the guess work out of commercial lending
• Deal paves way for distribution center
• Nuclear firm expanding

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