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Articles in July 20, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Stuart Saft, Partner and Real Estate Chairman at Wolf Haldenstein, Adler Freeman & Herz LLP, and Chair of NCB Financial Corporation, was the guest speaker at the July 11 luncheon meeting of the National Realty Club held at the Williams Club
• Adam Leitman Bailey: Lauren J. Goldberg
• Massey Knakal Realty Services: Philip Kean
• NAI James E. Hanson announced the sale of 151 Cross St., an 84,000 s/f industrial building in Bogota, N.J
• Dornoch adds another string to its bow
• JG Capital
• Restored ballroom makes debut
• HRH getting busy at Sutton 57
• Advance closes acquisition of Cherry Hill Road
• Downtown sales start
• Haber lands six Beekman exclusives
• CBHK lends helping hand
• Army has orders for Syska
• Court dismisses as 'absurd' Sheldon Solow lawsuit
  by Daniel Geiger
• Massey Knakal Realty Services: Ching-Tien Chen
• L.J. Melody & Company
• Reilly Mann Newell Realty Group announced the sale of 549 Hudson St., a five-story mixed-use building in New York City, for $5.45 million
• $100m mall loan
• Albanese set to build latest green tower in Battery Park
• Enjoying independence at international giant
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Firm's 10-year renewal/expansion on third
• Pergolis Swartz
• Scarano honored by Brooklyn AIA
• Pace stays steady for new projects
• Corcoran stretching out
• High life for less than a million
• Massey Knakal Realty Services: Matthew Parvin
• NAI
• Apollo offloads $92M portfolio
• Express service
• Dermot to build Mosaic over deserted West Side site
• YL Realty to keep related buildings rental for now
  by Daniel Geiger
• Eastern Union Commercial
• Coney Island Portal opens
• Demand high at Trump Park Ave
• Queens building fetches record price
• 2005 RAM of the year recognized
• Moinian still bullish on LI after $240m sale
  by Daniel Geiger
• Adam Leitman Bailey: David M. Goldstein
• CB Richard Ellis: Suzanne Sunshine
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Chetrit makes stealth move on NoHo building
• S&B weighs in on $425M midtown condo projects
• Retail team on home run in conversion corridor
• Construction commander sets the pace downtown
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Signs + Decal Corp develops "Exit Systems, Inc."
• Brokers staring down barrel of technology
  by Linda Barr
• Murray Hill in line for new luxury condo tower
• Why wait for Prince Charming?
• 10 ways to fail as an agent
• Real Estate Board of New York Retail Deal of the Year Awards Cocktail Party
• NJ housing authority retains WASA services
• Massey Knakal Realty Services: Casey McCormack
• New appraisers program
• MTA gets $21b budget share
  by Linda Barr
• MacFarlane Partners
• Around town
• New PalFi fund seeks opportunity under the radar
• Mellon moment
• Queens Plaza setting a trend in Long Island City
• Not just a flash in the pan
• This is no shaggy dog tale
• MCEnergy, Inc
• Pliskin Realty & Development announced the sale of 1270-1280 Montauk Highway, a 5,000 s/f strip shopping center in Oakdale, N.Y., for $875,000
• Swiss take $42M bite of market. acquiring a commercial office building
• CBRE closes Israel deal
• PREIT's $66M refi
• AOD conference deemed a success
• Travel firm stays put
• Warburg's fifth new branch
• Getting Googled … it doesn't have to hurt
• Daniel Gale's award for excellence
• Ruling lays ground work for 1031s and vacation homes
  by Gary Gorman
• BOMA celebrates its greats
• Cornerstone Property Group, Inc
• DevCon Partners, LLC
• Sutton & Edwards Inc./TCN Worldwide announced the sale of 155 E. Hoffman Ave., an industrial building in Lindenhurst, N.Y., for $1.2 million
• Trump/Cappelli soiree to benefit local hospital
• $2b in new exclusive deals inked by Carlton Advisory
• Mack-Cali buys NJ complex for $3 2M

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