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Articles in June 15, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• GVA Williams announced that Medical Building Associates Inc. has signed a 12,700 s/f lease at 154 W. 14th St. in New York City
• Volunteers from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 164 recently joined members of the building and construction trades, as well as local corporations, civic groups, schools and congregations to participate in "Rebuilding Toget
• TitleVest Agency Inc
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Finance giant inks 130,000 s/f deal for city HQ
• Yonkers complex fetches $4m
• DC firm's sublease
• Emigrant Funding Corporation
• Javits Center expansion RFQ issued to architects, engineers
• Athena's Deal of the year
• WASA earns retainer
• Eastern sells $13m apartment package
• BHS opens new Hamptons office
• Newmark goes nationwide with project management
• Construction Command Center to monitor downtown air quality
• NYSCC cash veto draws ire of industry veterans
  by Daniel Geiger
• Apartment building sold for $10m
• TCN Worldwide: David C. Wagner
• Kushner Companies
• Vertical City Realty, Inc. announced the sale of 1985 Third Ave. in New York City for $1.3 million
• Retail coop for sale in Potter Building
• Software firm's expansion
• Shining bright light on city's Local Law 26
  by Richard J. Martin
• S-G takes Prudential to school with new sale
• Citi agents get pat on back
• Hamptons summer market shaping up to be a sizzler
• Brooklyn's newest tower a splash hit
• Levin champions IBS Network Services
• A Capital project
• No end in sight to city's soaring apartment prices
• Security decisions—sense beyond dollars
  by Steven Rindner
• PA in latest WTC insurance battle
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Branded Concept Development announced that Camille's Sidewalk Cafe has signed a 10-year, 2,400 s/f lease at Bank Street Commons in White Plains, N.Y
• Robert McFarland takes on senior role at Douglas Elliman
• Hoffman Architects Inc
• MacFarlane Partners
• Itzhaki Properties
• Everest invades New England
• Lease carries Risk
• Carlton announces its belief in hospitality
• Classic Security, a division of Alliance Building Services, named its Guards of the Year recently in a ceremony at its headquarters
• Realtors helping make home owning dreams a reality
• Happy Landings at Westminster
• Mortgage rates keeping everyone happy … for now
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Plain sailing for home buyers
• Banana Building makes way for cocktail of comforts
• New stadium plan gives city an Olympic chance
  by Daniel Geiger
• Lenders show pessimism about business future
• Dumann Realty
• Heat-Timer provides control demos at AEA's emergency training center
• CB Richard Ellis: John G. Nugent
• Swig Equities
• MAI Investment, a division of Manhattan Apartments, Inc., announced the sale of 41-17 Crescent St., a land plot in Queens, N.Y. containing a factory building and two adjacent parking lots, for $10.8 million
• Jeffrey Gural, chairman of Newmark & Company, recently addressed the New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management
• UPS store's lease
• Meridian
• New-look ferry terminal officially opened on SI
• Firm helps steer charities to $40,000
• Tishman father and son honored by Skyscraper Museum
• Report shows condo and coop price surge in 2005
• Laffey reopens in Westbury
• Manhattan's oldest house, the Morris-Jumel Mansion, built in 1765, celebrated its 100th anniversary as a house museum at a gala dinner at the Consulate General of France on May 26
• Store wars have happy ending for busy partners
  by Daniel Geiger
• Jets vow stadium dream is not dead
  by Barbara Nelson
• City's commercial rents the highest in the nation
• Hitachi Banks on W&M
• Thor Equities
• Robert Martin Company, LLC
• Besen & Associates has been appointed as the exclusive sales agent for 1151-1155 E. 165th St., two five-story walk-up buildings in New York City
• ING in $2.8b deal to buy Gables Residential Trust
• AREW celebrates big year
• NYARM real estate expo under new management
• L.J. Melody closes $19m in Northeast transactions
• Keeping ethics at the forefront of our business
  by Esther Muller
• Best kept beach home secrets
• Hotel owners learn to get online
• Fillmore's open house record
• Big-hearted Ramirez honored
• The real estate landscape—creating value
  by John Maltz
• Curtain goes up Journal Square's first new apartments in 20 years

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