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Articles in August 2, 2006 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• NCB sees pace of lending quicken as co-ops seek cash
• PA approves $2b tunnel funding
  by Daniel Geiger
• CB Richard Ellis
• Preschool entertainment firm takes penthouse at 230 Park Avenue
• Firm breaks into city
• Upgraded property attracts insurer
• Robert K. Futterman & Associates, LLC represented Design Within Reach in a new lease for 3,780 s/f
• The Royal Properties leasing team of Jeff Kintzer and Dave Landes signed Just-A-Buck to a 10-year lease for 4,410 s/f at The Stop & Shop Plaza in Cherry Hill, NJ
• MetLife Real Estate Investments has placed a $23,000,000 fixed rate mortgage on 1625 K Street N.W. in Washington, D.C
• Demand prompts marketing firm to add more local sites to network
• Tax dodgers put burden on businesses and residents
  by Adelaide Polsinelli
• Quick work by lender
• A facelift for Main Street
• JLL: industry's transparency on the rise
• IREM survey shows that tenants don't want to pay for security
• Vantone renews commitment to creating city China Center
• SL Green
• $79m sale of Scriber Building closed
• Nursing home financings
• NAI buys New York affiliate; plans relocation, expansion
• Wrightwood Capital
• Commercial condo sold
• Reckson inks 11 deals as Tarrytown repositioning progresses
• Jeff Kintzer and Dave Landes signed Just-A-Buck to a 10-year lease for 4,000 s/f at the Montgomery Towne Square off Route 208 in Montgomery, NY
• GVA Williams New Jersey recently represented landlord Pitcairn Properties in a 6,609-s/f lease to Modern Medical, at 925 Clifton Avenue in Clifton, New Jersey
• AFC Realty Capital arranged $4.8 million in financing for the acquisition and renovation of a vacant 178,000 s/f office building located in the heart of the Austin, Texas central business district
• Meridian arranges financing deal for new condominium construction
• MLS makes Daft decision
• Effects of Basel II on commercial real estate lending
  by Chris Marrison
• Javits Center expansion plan gets final approval
  by Tim Moran
• 34th Street Partnership's booth a design winner
• Luxury hotels making New York City irresistible to tourists
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Planters and bollards make for safer buildings
  by Huston Dawson
• Apollo Real Estate Advisors
• Indian immigrant who builds American dreams
• Architects round out prestigious tenant roster at 215 Park Avenue
• Moss makes E63rd Street home
• Imex Trading Inc. signed a lease for 3,300 s/f for its first NYC office at 499 Seventh Ave
• USB income dips after 'challenging' six months
• Kaplan launches home buy-back program
• Mack announces lease renewals in Jersey totaling 221,000 s/f
• Baby boomers fuel a boom in reverse mortgage programs
• Kaplan Companies to redevelop Bayonne waterfront
• The Hudson waterfront is alive and well, or is it?
  by Frank Gunsberg
• Bank signs 20-year Norwalk land lease
• Firm's redesign for Westchester gym tries to look natural
• Chetrit flys below radar in 1384 Broadway deal
  by Daniel Geiger
• PILOT program pulls in business center tenants
• Everything in the garden is rosy as Sunshine exits Corcoran
  by Linda Barr
• Two LI waterfront resorts hit the market
• Designer, Issey Miyake, on the move
• Brian J. Dugan, a highly regarded real estate business executive with a strong background in the financial and operational sectors, has joined CB Richard Ellis as senior managing director of the firm's industry-leading Long Island operations
• The Platinum Team at Besen & Associates, Inc. is selling the 100% fee interest in the property known as 1600 Central Avenue, located in Far Rockaway, New York
• Platinum team tapped to sell office building
• JLL reveals where 'hidden gems' can be found in hotel investment
• Adams & Co. Real Estate recently brokered a 10-year, 3,451-s/f lease at 11 E. 26th St. for JLA Home, a designer and manufacturer of high-end home fashions
• GVA Williams of Connecticut announced that Wine Wise, a subsidiary of Grande Harvest Wines has signed a 1,200 s/f lease at 122 East Putnam Avenue in Greenwich, Connecticut
• Cooper-Horowitz
• Finance firm on the move as Greenwich faces big squeeze
• Harlem owner backs Hillary
• 75% of building owners miss local law deadline
  by Tim Moran
• Commercial condos grab their moment in spotlight
  by Linda Barr
• Cutting edge services make 440 Ninth a darling among entertainment firms
• Bollards can help secure high-profile office buildings
  by Toby Hansson
• Campus Apartments, Inc
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Joint venture to invest $950m in industrial sites
• Retailer still on prowl for space after 37,000 s/f B'way lease
• Katz & Associates
• Sonnenblick arranges $300m deal for world famous hotel
• For sale: the house that rock built
• Sterling American buys two Fairfield office buildings for $43m
• Gubernatorial candidate Eliot Spitzer joins Bobby Emden, principal of PBS Realty Advisors, and his PBS brokerage team, at a fundraiser for the Democratic nominee held at a private venue on July 19
• Though bid failed, New York's Olympic legacy lives on
  by Alexander Garvin
• How to leverage your tenancy in a rising commercial market
  by Erik E. Storz
• Astoria's past and present promises investors a bright future
  by Rubin Isakharov
• Integrated technologies enhance buildling security
  by Seth Klibonoff
• Kalikow explores $500m yards sale
  by Daniel Geiger
• Jones Lang LaSalle: Randy Apfelbaum
• Boston Properties signs hedge fund for long term at the Citigroup Center

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