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Articles in June 9, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• United State Bank
• Marc Franco
• Eastern Consolidated Properties, Inc
• Ikon on Third Ave
• At a recent luncheon meeting of the Greater New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management, MiChelle Chance-Haynes was sworn in as an Accredited Residential Manager
• CoreNet volunteer members on the steps of the Lower East Tenement Museum on Orchard Street
• Bovis breaks ground at medical college
• City's newest oceanfront community finally opens
• Gala opening for Astoria Federal
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• New village impact statement ready for inspection
• Good day for new Aussie FIABCI president
• Mercantile Exchange gets to the core of the art worm
• Chelsea buy
• Around the town: events seminars meeting talks
• David C. Bloom
• Binswanger/Klatsin
• Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide
• Lifestyle change at 535 Fifth Avenue
• Shown left to right at the CoreNet lunch
• Post-tension concrete the wave of the future
  by Barbara Nelson
• Leaders of the pack
• Lincoln Center tribute to Charles B. Benenson
• Wells' $31m sales
• Kushner snaps up six properties in $22m spending spree
• AIDS crusader
• Eugene M. Grant, one of Manhattan's most respected investors and developers
• Calendar
• BHS store opens doors
• Patience pays off for broker with record-breaking Queens building sale
• Alpesh Shah
• Kaufman/Adler Realty
• CB Richard Ellis, Inc
• Inverness on Fifth Ave
• New C&W partner
• Industry leader honored with BOMA recognition
• IBEX's Home run
• Forensic architecture: understanding unwritten history
  by Howard L. Zimmerman
• Aquisition adds up for C&W
• Emigrant Funding Corporation
• Skyline's the limit as Mack property collects TOBY
• Industry rallies for good cause
• Meeting all the challenges of summer energy management
  by Jason Hornig
• Homebridge Mortgage Bankers honored New York City's top brokers Wednesday
• Starr Associates LLP
• Mischa Guenther
• CBRE's man downtown—Gerla defies tough market
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Movie action in Soho
• Good deeds don't go unheeded as Boy Scouts honor luminaries
  by Daniel Geiger
• New ConEd substation will electrify downtown
• Fox & Fowle's green award
• Wells navigates tech' corridor
• Gala poised for banner year
• Pet project pays off
• Cleanup effort underway at former industrial site
• Mack-Cali's old pals act with AT&T pays off
  by Daniel Geiger
• National report indicates boost in retail investments
• Beekman Regent offers brand new lofts
• Classic Security
• Todtman, Nachamie, Spizz & Johns, P.C
• Rose Associates, Inc
• Jeweller's rock' move
• Votes in at Mack-Cali
• Brokers are wordly wise
• City approves $70m finance package for housing plan
• Business boom
• Accountants join forces
• GCP Capital Group LLC announced the following transactions
• Houlihan/Lawrence expands into Pelham
• Port Authority finance chief moving to private sector
• Getting creative with hotel financing
  by Peter M. Berk
• Displaced building service workers protection act: one year later
  by Paul Salvatore
• Banks brace for cool front on white hot market
  by Linda Barr
• GVA Williams
• APF
• Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Brokerage Company
• Institute to stay in Financial District
• Experts measure up at CoreNet lunch
  by Daniel Geiger
• Fulton Street Station plans are unveiled
• Mia Tsiamis, 2004 graduate of the Albert Nerken School of Engineering at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

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