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Articles in Oct 12, 2005 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Mack-Cali Realty Corporation: Diane Chayes
• Itzhaki Properties has been appointed as the exclusive broker for 211-215 E. 116th St. and 2327 Second Ave. in New York City
• Ladies Grand entrance
• Madison Avenue welcomes another jewel of a tenant
• Lawyers' early renewal
• CB Richard Ellis has arranged an $8 million fixed rate loan for 96 Morton St. in New York City
• Finance world's diplomat lands top post
• RFP issued for three-acre site on Staten Island waterfront
• Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Kuhn Architects
• NYARM tees up for golf outing
• Massey Knakal donates money to storm victims
• New York's big guns take aim at the market
• Praedium Group LLC: Meg Donahue
• CBRE's Ohio buy
• Fields Development Group
• Reader's Digest building beginning a new chapter
• Farmingdale State's new Hall opens to students this semester
• Meridian doubles its business in three years
• Cushman & Wakefield: Michael Stone
• Halstead Property: Judy Oston
• NAI James E. Hanson represented both the buyer and the seller in a 14,000 s/f office/medical sale at 97 Linden Ave. in Elmwood Park, N.J
• Fashion firm's new showroom
• Equity closes on $505M Verizon buy
• 125-room Holiday Inn Express opens
• Brooklyn Children's Museum grows and matures
• LiRo Group
• Market is moving forward
  by Don Huffner
• Bank provides $40m letter
• $3.3B Brandywine buy ranks Trust among biggest
• Pergolis Swartz
• Mapping out global hotspots
  by Tiffany Razzano
• Making a Pointe
• The Brodsky Family
• Store wars send retail rents into orbit
  by Linda Barr
• Mack-Cali Realty Corporation: Jeffrey Warner
• UJA sells midtown retail condo unit for $107M
• Lease terminated at condo candidate
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• Art museum breaks ground on new Bowery home
• Kaled gains 2 new portfolio additions
• $360M Party City sale is announced
• Newest real estate job network is seizing the day
• Stellar buys complex
• S-G arranges development site sale
• Beyer Blinder Belle gets accepted by Princeton
• Columbus Circle buzz keeps 250 W57th St. busy
• Mack-Cali Realty Corporation's Northern New Jersey
• Sutton & Edwards Inc./TCN Worldwide has been appointed preferred leasing agent for Robeks Fruit Smoothies and Healthy Eats
• Mack-Cali inks 200,000 s/f lease deals at two facilities
• Mortgage loans closed
• Pictured at the Design Build Institute of America Tri-State Metro Chapter annual awards ceremony are representatives from Granite-Halmar Construction Co
• Matzel & Mumford Organization
• GVA Williams lands exclusive for 166,000 s/f office facility
• On the Web
• New Jersey pension fund strategy is on the money
• Justin Fried of Winoker Realty holds the Apple iPod he won in W&H Properties' quarterly Show, Lease & Win raffle
• Besen & Associates
• New Destiny honors Gottsegen
• Outlook positive as numbers even out
  by Linda Barr
• Roosevelt Island space for sale
• REBNY's Pro-Am Tennis Tournament September 7, 2005
• Retail rents skyrocket with no slowdown in sight
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Cushman & Wakefield: Justin Stein
• Publisher inks 52,000 s/f Hudson Square lease
• HFF is tapped to handle Chalme's Third Ave. sale
• The National Realty Club lunch meeting held recently at the Williams Club featured Samuel W. Rosenblatt, President, Olmstead Properties Inc., who spoke on the development, ownership and management of his family-owned firm's New York City commercial office
  by John S. Whinston
• Carlyle Group raises $930M for second Euro fund
• Verizon Office Building wins preservation award
• Odyssey puts Florham Park headquarters on the market
• Commissioner of the Real Estate Softball League, Jim Saunders, presenting Scott Pudalov, captain of CB Richard Ellis, with the league trophy after the championship game
  by Bruce Fuller
• Gas prices may drive holiday sales down
• Rebranding improves returns on hospitality properties
  by Laurence Denihan
• Chain store sales are on the up
• Weisbrod urges patience on downtown rebuilding
  by Tiffany Razzano
• $29M tower deal
• Challenge of the unexpected during construction
  by Michael Gallin
• NYCREW looks on the waterfront
• Mack-Cali Realty Corporation: Lawrence Reiss
• Halstead Property: Don Correia
• Zamir is a man on a housing mission

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