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Articles in July 13, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• S&B loan marks one of largest upstate deals ever
• Korn/Ferry International
• CORE Group Marketing
• Manhattan Mortgage CEO gets Artistic recognition
• Hyatt Hotels Corporation
• Best Employer of the Year
• YMWREA members gear up for another busy year
  by John Grotto
• Buildings department puts focus on zoning compliance
• Praedium's $25m sale
• Clothes call on 8th
• Carlton arranges $72m package
• Lollipop makeover gets a green light from Buildings Department
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Hidrock Realty
• Weichert Commercial Brokerage, Inc
• NAI James E. Hanson has been appointed as the exclusive sales agent for 508 Route 17 South, a 3,000 s/f retail/office building in Carlstadt, N.J
• Simone inks historic $90m office building loan
• What are all the managers doing?
• NYBC: working together for a stronger city
  by Richard T. Anderson
• Group says Hola
• Golden opportunity
• Accountants sign renewal, expansion at 1212 Sixth
• Developers now facing eminent domain hurdle
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Taking a closer look at the controversial Kelo case
  by Howard D. Geneslaw
• American Development Group LLC: Ari Milstein
• Andalex Group
• Itzhaki Properties
• Arent Fox
• State to serve as guinea pig for parking facility study
• Associated Builders and Owners—working for you
  by Nick Laporte
• EUC expands office network
• Brooklyn honors brightest and best building projects
• Parisian jewelry store all set to sparkle in SoHo
• AFR's Sioux thing
• Builders put the squeeze on lenders as condo market booms
  by Daniel Geiger
• CBRE's Rookie of the Year
• Prudential CRES Commercial Real Estate
• Hackensack University Medical Center Foundation
• Former Attorney General receives Bellotti Award
• Horst Design International
• Dunne and team complete $22.5m Gloucester sale
• The BTEA: New York's voice for construction
  by Louis J. Coletti
• Lawyers branch out corporation stretches to 99,000 s/f
• Brooklyn Library breaks ground on $16m plaza
• CAGNY holds annual scholarship lunch
• Hospital expansion adds up
• Goldberg is changing lives in the twilight of his
• Trammell Crow Company: John Krush
• Helmsley-Spear, Inc. has been appointed as the exclusive leasing agent for 378 Broadway in New York City
• Pergolis Schwartz
• Douglaston Development
• Nortronics wins access contract for 1,651-unit complex
• Why should I join NYARM?
• Mortgage Bankers Association
• Scent of success in Greenwich
• Bank helps build a Hospice
• Upper East Side town house is ideal for learning center
• Over $100,000 was raised on behalf of the Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation NYNJCT on June 28 at the Third Annual Starlight Night at Shea Stadium
• Hurney in the winner's circle
• W&H remains pro-active, even as good times roll
• Real estate's own medical marvels find space that fits
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• American Development Group LLC: Marshall Berman
• Trammell Crow Company: Linda Aronson
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Flagship store complete
• Kaled welcomes extended family
• Contractors Association of Greater New York
• Thinking like a real estate professional
• CT shopping mall fetches $6m
• $24m hotel deal
• Murray Hill Properties held a broker party at 1412 Broadway on June 16
• NAI Friedland Realty, Inc. announced the sale of 320 Washington St., an 85,000 s/f building in Mt. Vernon, N.Y., to Premier Storage for $3.75 million
• RELO shows gratitude to two relocation stars
• Landlord construction teams save time and money
  by Don Huffner
• WORLDPAC moves on to South Brunswick
• Treeline Companies
• Seyfarth Shaw LLP
• Kushner Companies recently donated $10,000 to the Livingston Police Department for its part in the annual Police Unity Tour
• Security firm receives a $10m cash commitment
• Rockaway freezer gets $3.8m
• BOMA enjoys ever-widening circle of influence

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