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Articles in Sept 28, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• In observance of the 45th anniversary of the creation of REITs, a delegation of industry leaders rang the Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange
• Massey Knakal Realty Services: Chaundra Hugel
• Visiting nurses to stay at 140,000 s/f development
• Investors take liking to Hartford beauty
• LI relocation is society event
• Meridian Capital Group LLC
• Mann's new Alzheimer's Foundation
• Private Office signs 10-year, 53,000 s/f W'chester lease
• AIA helps guide new firms to success in business
• DeWitt Tishman gets the job at Trump Towers in Jersey
• PPR heading in right direction
• Besen & Associates, Inc
• Around town
• N.Y. security firm celebrates 40th anniversary
• GreenbergFarrow
• Borrowers find firm has flex appeal
• The Goldstein Group: Kristie Kiser
• Besen and Associates, Inc. has announced the sale of a 5-story walkup apartment building at 2430 University Place in Bronx, N.Y
• Torresco gets the job done at 1735 Park
• HFF to handle sale of The Magellan
• 300,000 s/f lease inked at new-look Matrix facility
• $11M mall refiancing
• Prudential, WBAB collect aid for hurricane victims
• Construction numbers holding steady
• Architects take the lead in bringing big boxes to the city
  by Navid Maqami
• James Stewart Polshek receives award for Architecture
• CREMAC back in the game
• NAI Global
• DOT buckles up for another 10 years
• When tenant in common structures make sense
  by Joseph B. Darby
• Beyer Blinder Belle helps Stony Brook get a makeover
• How cost segregation can save your client's money
• When it comes to lenders, choose battles carefully
  by Gregg Winter
• Hidrock Realty
• $31M townhouse sale closed
• Shoe firm takes next step at Queens Mall
• Staubach has clothes call on Madison
• NAI China team tours US
• Wachovia makes international call
• Power Broker expands energy conservation project
• United Homes gives Queens kids a lesson in charity with new annex
• Everything old is new again in the fenestration trade
• Big bucks now chasing one-time wallflower
  by Linda Barr
• CB Richard Ellis
• Mulberry exclusive
• Kaplan pledges assistance to displaced Gulf Coast families
• URS Corporation
• Architects and artists compete to build "merged" space
• Cheaper by the dozen: Multiple property financing
  by Peter Berk
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Lighthouse buys LI building
• Vornado buys boutique in trendy SoHo for $16M
• Garrick-Aug to market Taylor space
• On the Web
• Lightstone donates apartments to Hurricane Katrina victims
• Eagle Transfer ends busiest summer season in 30 years
• AIA kicks off annual architecture week on Oct. 6
• Wearing several building hats can be very satisfying
  by Adam Kushner
• Developers get creative as land prices climb
  by Richard Bassuk
• Homebridge Mortgage Bankers
• Euros move into city's richest zip code
• Finkelstein honored for 50 years of achievement in the industry
• Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Secure design is now possible
  by Maria F. Gonzalez
• American Bar Association's Section of Real Property, Probate and Trust Law
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Insurers close on 117,000 s/f deal
• Westchester development site for sale
• Heritage wins investor race to purchase shopping center
• L.J. Melody & Company
• Met in Massachusetts
• O'Neal stays determined on the road to success
• How IBEX helped the Architecture Center flourish
  by Andy Frankl
• Convention centers need right design to be viable
  by Ron Kolber
• Condo conversion plan earns a $105m deal
• Muss Development LLC
• CBRE cooks up deal for kitchen company
• JASA honors philanthropist, Lifton
• Divine renovation plans get Desmond Tutu's blessing
• Fletcher Thompson completes addition to Fairfield College

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