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Articles in Nov 14, 2007, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• NY office deals take a nosedive
  by Daniel Geiger
• Itzhaki Properties
• Hedge funds take 2 full floors at SL Green's 810 7th
• Rockrose tops out LIC's EastCoast
• US industrial market defies the odds with 3Q surge
• Power plant developer agrees to housing plan
• IESNY course gets underway
• Radow to support University's foundation
• Stephen Dadourian, vice chairman of NAI Global's New York City office, and Kyle Miller, associate, represented two advertising firms
• Massey Knakal
• Sholom & zuckerbrot Realty
• On October 25, 2007, Elizabeth Stribling, president of Stribling, & Associates, was awarded the honor of Officer in French National Order of Merit from Consul General Francois Delatre at the French Consultate in New York City
• Navigate to success in current finance market
  by Richard Bassuk
• Gardaphe receives CMB designation
  by Paul Gardaphe
• C&W capital markets team heading for record year
• 24 Capital Corp
• Toy store a big hit
• Linpark Square adds two anchors
• JLL tapped to manage trophy
• ING falls into $105m JV acquisition
• CBRE makes an Empire State-ment
  by Linda O'Flanagan
• Jones Lang LaSalle
• Royal Properties, Inc
• Transit Authority inks deal at Treeline tower
• $2.6m Esperanza penthouse sale most expensive residential sale in Asbury Park
• Bank counting on CBRE
• Loving Care leases 14,000 s/f office
• Engineer of the Year goes to Riordan
• Kenneth Roth with NAI Long Island exclusively represented ownership in the sale of 136 Northern Blvd., Great Neck, N.Y., a 6,000 s/f retail building
• JV partner sought for development project
• GE goes north of the border for office space
• Sholom & Zuckerbrot Realty LLC
• Star auction attracts real estate industry's brightest
• Save the Queen saves hotel from bankruptcy
• Investcorp opens in LA
• NAIFA elects new board of directors for 2008
• Patience pays off as Hudson Yards parcel nets $175m
• Gemini pays $32m for Times Square hotel
• Green Queens program gathers 600 tons of garbage for re-use
• Adams & Co. Real Estate
• WRA Properties, Inc
• SL Green courts repositioning
  by Jason Turcote
• Planned Companies
• Moinian buys walk-ups
• NY office market strong in the face of subprime woes
• C&W to work with Community on residential development plan
• City plans Naval Historical Center
• Eden Institute ceremony honors KSS architect
• A&I Broadway Realty announced a lease transaction for retail space located at 57 Front St. in the Dumbo area of Brooklyn
• Royal Properties, Inc
• HK pulls doubletime at Kessler Institute building
• CB Richard Ellis
• Besen & Associates
• ICREW makes a toast to mark its 25th anniversary
• Short-term loans are savvy strategy in current market
  by Jeffrey Gould
• NAHB: tighter lending standards won't prevent housing recovery
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Two prime Upper West Side prizes hit the market
• John Cushman III honored by Association of New York
• BPG properties buys up prime $50m Beantown building
• HRC plays the white knight to condominium developer
• Gore's presidential bid for Durst's One Bryant Park
  by Daniel Geiger
• Sinvin Realty, LLC
• Prudential CRES Commercial Real Estate
• Coveted complex fetches $20m
• Opportunity knocking for Harlem investors
• JLL reports strong market for top European cities
• Faith Consolo: a woman of achievement
• Israel Bonds to honor luminaries
• JDF Realty
• Maplewood Building Specialties & Door Decor has leased 20,000 s/f of warehouse production/showroom space in Phillipsburg Commerce Park
• ERA feeds 80,000 listings on Web
• Alterra acquires Atlanta community
• Marcus & Millichap
• Lighthouse Group launches charity
• ABL and factoring: the real estate reality check
  by Sheldon Kaye
• Apartment loan deal is closed
• The annual Five Star Invitational Golf and Tennis Outing drew over 100 movers and shakers of the real estate management and related industries to the beautiful Old Oaks Country Club in Ourchase, New york on August 6
• RAB: strike a possibility in Local 32BJ negotiations
• Rafael Vinoly Architects unveils UCLA Institute