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Articles in Oct 6, 2004 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• CB Richard Ellis
• HK Group
• M&M inks $14m storage center sale
• Freedom Tower contract near
  by Daniel Geiger
• L.J. Melody & Company
• On the web
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear eminent domain case
  by Barbara Nelson
• AIA backs Hudson Yards proposal
• W.P Carey buys $15m NJ data center facility
• Arts group to honor landlords
• Trammel Crow Co. appoints new VP
• REBNY's 17th Annual Pro-Am Tennis Tournament a day with the champions—September 8th
• CT firm expands, extends its lease
• Times change and expectations rise
  by Frederick J. Rudd
• Mitch Rudin is named new president at CBRE
• AMC Delancey Group, Inc
• Cohen deal is closed
• Partners head to Hartsdale
• Calendar
• Garibaldi to market flex center
• Bank branching out with 35,000 s/f expansion
• Expansion projects win financial aid from City
• Market report indicates buyers still like New Jersey
• Parks get run for their money
• Granite markets sale of 600,000 s/f plaza
• Re-vamped ballpark opens
• Weichert Commercial Brokerage
• CB Richard Ellis
• $210m in sales at Wall Street's first luxury condo
• Congress extends $8b Liberty Bonds program
  by Daniel Geiger
• Complex deal for $23m
• Weinstein forms new firm
• Met signs 185,000 s/f deals at 200 Park
• University all set to break ground on 200,000 s/f research building
• Around the town: events seminars meetings talks
• CoStar chooses state's Power Broker
• Hands-on approach key to quality property management
  by David Winoker
• Butler Kane
• Assisting your client in choosing the right property manager
  by Jacklene Chesler
• Sullivan & Worcester, LLP
• Metro Fuel Oil Corp
• FQM on board at 17 Battery Place
• Homebridge Mortgage Bankers recently hosted a downtown reception for brokers at The Torch Club
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• Bright spark
• $27b to keep NYC rolling
  by Barbara Nelson
• Prevailing wage law in public and private sectors
  by Henry L. Goldberg
• Park Avenue penthouse sets a six-month price record
• More advanced training for multi-family building operators is now available
• Fox & Fowle Korea bound
• Potential buyers camp out overnight to snap up new Brooklyn loft condos
• HPD Commissioner weighs in on lead paint law
• Century 21 Laffey
• David Simon joins Weichert office as EVP
• CRESA's new vp
• REBNY to host major investment conference
• Cooper-Horowitz, Inc
• AvalonBay Communities opens Lawrenceville project
• Robert Knakal, Chairman of Massey Knakal Realty Services, was the keynote speaker at the September luncheon meeting of the Greater New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management
  by Friedman Studio
• Croton water plant to be built on Bronx park land
• Ingersoll-Rand deal complete
• Habitat for Humanity benefits through U.S.B
• Outsourcing janitorial services makes sense with ABM
  by Scott Salmirs
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Freemont closes $84m loan deal
• Property management in today's marketplace
  by Robin Blair
• Houlihan-Parnes/iCap Realty Advisors
• Union State Bank
• Newmark lands exlusive on 400,000 s/f NJ tower
• William Newman makes $25m college donation
• Incubator buildings the latest trend for start-ups
  by David Levy
• C&W sales boom across all markets
• Doctors group heading downtown
• Luxury downtown living
• Asbury Park deemed a success
• AIA recognizes architects' school design
• Trump unviels the latest jewel in his crown
• Leaders discuss investing in the community
• Tim Getz
• Massey Knakal Realty Services

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