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Articles in Sept 15, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Legal deal brings leasing to 100,000 s/f at 750 Lex
• Madison Abstract, Inc
• NAI James E. Hanson, Inc
• Luxury retailer to open on Miracle Mile
• Calendar
• Mountain Creek Village project set for '05 completion
• City sells Brooklyn property to retail developer
• Openhousenewyork staff members Scott Lauer, Elizabeth Solomon, Stefanie Slade, and Sonja Lee survey New York City from the roof of anderson architects, one of 100 sites participating in the 2nd Annual openhousenewyork Weekend, presented by Target, taking
• Evaluating digital video surveillance
  by Michael Bendit
• Special finishes solve building owners' problems
  by Vincent Colletti
• On the web: where to find it
• CB Richard Ellis
• Gregory H. Nalbandian
• Nortronics Corporation
• NAI James E. Hanson, Inc
• C & W to market Westport space
• M. Tuck Capital Associates
• MGM leases 57,000 s/f
• Fifth Ave. office and retail tower is bought for $353m
• Guests of honor at "Meet the Architects" presented by August 24th
• Extra effort earns design citation
• The touch of a button
• First class deal in Bethesda
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Leslie J. Garfield & Co., Inc
• Survey shows Downtown businesses set to expand
• Staubach's development deal with Whole Foods
• 260 Park Avenue sells 50% of units
• Staubach to lease 40,000 s/f center
• Maritime College opens its new cadet dormitory
• Calculated approach to real estate
• Pay hikes and hiring as commercial market gathers steam
• Real estate pros skip to head of class
• Sheldon Gross Realty, Inc
• RiverOak Investment Corp., Inc
• Extreme Realty LLC and New York Retail Solutions have been appointed as exclusive leasing agents for a 6,000 s/f lot in Queens, N.Y
• PR firm's Sixth Ave. move
• Electrical coordination for telecommunications is critical
  by Keith Misciagna
• Correction
• Commercial developers clamor to cash in as clock ticks on city's Liberty Bonds
  by Daniel Geiger
• States sue EPA over construction runoff
• Kusher puts home owners in driving seat with high-tech parking system
• Committment to technology earns Gale Co. 'Digie' award for automation—development
• Highrollers meet steamrollers with $18m Kennedy deal
• Houlihan-Parnes/iCap Realty Advisors, LLC
• June Shapiro Fine Homes and Estates
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Joining the CREW
• Clothes call as CBRE signs international men's designer
• Westchester's new retirement community is first in its class with no entrance fee policy
• $35.5m shopping center sale inked
• $54m Broadway renovation begins
• Future mapped out at Flushing Meadows park
  by Adrian Sas
• Firm's success a story of insight and vision
• Teachers, policemen can't afford homes, study finds
• Hunter Realty Organization
• Spencer Tucker
• Law firm to open NY office
• Internet leader leases 40,000 s/f for Soho expansion
• Residents remain committed to downtown living
• NAI marks opening of sixth office in India
• A new standard for luxury, high-rises was unveiled on August 25 at Montgomery Green
• Co-op City secures $480m loan to pay mortgage, finance repairs
  by Daniel Geiger
• Online 9/11 memorial launched
• Hudson Valley becomes Silicon Valley of the East
• A new virtual reality for tenant billing process
• SBO arranges $37m loan for Manhattan development
• Discovery's 150,000 s/f deal puts 850 Third back on map
  by Daniel Geiger
• Adams & Co. brokers 9,000 s/f deal
• Schonbraun Safris McCann Bekritsky & Co., L.L.C
• Wayne Herring
• Capin and Associates
• Tour maps out the Rise of New York
• Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide
• Studley's brokers help AAA achieve its space needs
• Pliskin's Quick work
• School construction plan is making the grade
• Dealing with the office of today

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