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Articles in March 19, 2008, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• 'Super spike' in energy prices now inevitable
  by Jason Turcotte
• Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
• Lansco lands exclusive for Gansevoort hot spot
• Okada & Company
• Equity firm leases Stamford space
• Vice president Efrat Sharon, of CBRE's Capital Markets group in New York has secured a construction loan totaling $3.2 million on behalf of RGS Holdings, LLC
• Redwood completes residential acquisitions
• NAHB studies: inclusionary zoning acts as a tax on housing
• Condo market confidence continues to falter
• Training center puts the class in learning
  by Jason Turcotte
• Law firm takes early renewal
  by Daniel Geiger
• New Flour tenants
• Manager improves efficiency
• DMR dives into school's community pool design
• Matzel & Mumford are FAME-ous for awards
• Meridian
• The Real Estate Board of New York honored Donald Levy, a property manager with Brown Harris Stevens, with the Residential Management Executive of the Year award
• Grubb & Ellis Company announced that its New York office is currently marketing for sale a two-story commercial building with parking at 44-40 Eleventh Street in Long Island City
• New salon opens in Cobble Hill
• Prudential CRES Commercial Real Estate
• Capital company's Mamaroneck move
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• GE financing mixed-use Minneapolis development
• CPC loans spurs senior housing
• Bancorp extends its contract with EMCOR
• Financial value of professional property management
  by John McGinley
• Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates
• Ratner signs MetroTech tenants
• InSite presenting BOMA med conference
• KPF announces its New York expansion
• City continues to count cost of lead paint contamination
  by John Majeski
• Developer, Roger Rechler, dead
• NAI James E. Hanson is the exclusive leasing agent for a 15,000 s/f warehouse located at 86-110 Orchard Street in Hackensack, New Jersey
• Running Company opens 12th store
• Colliers ABR, Inc. announced that The Jordan Company, a private equity firm, has expanded into Fairfield County by leasing 7,074 s/f at 680 Washington Boulevard in Stamford, CT, on a portion of the 11th floor
• UK, Spain top ranking of international retail presence
• Construction financing deal is right on Q
• Northern NJ office space still on investors' radar
• Haveland Estates, LLC
• >PWC draws crowd to meet construction leaders
• ABS lands Capstone contracts for 156 William Street services
• Studley
• Admiral appointed agent for two retail locations
• Trane teams up with BOMA
• RMJM Hillier
• Tishman Speyer lets the dogs out in Stuyvesant Town
• Downtown development on track, say REBNY panelists
  by John Majeski
• NAI James E. Hanson is the exclusive agent for the lease of 4,000 s/f of industrial space located at 80 Green Street, Teterboro, New Jersey
• Landmarked Metro Theater on B'way hits sales block
• Pyramid Real Estate Group of Stamford announced the leasing of 2,200 s/f at 430 Main Ave, Norwalk, CT for a five year term to Butterfly Life women's fitness center
• Coldwell Banker boosts broker training program
• CBRE closes loan for Harlem condominium
• Gralla takes two tenants home
• The Durst Organization
• The concrete industry board seminar held recently at the NYAC featured Dr. Ahmad Rahimian, president of Cantor Seinuk Engineers; Renzo Collavino, president of Collavino Construction Co., Inc., and Cas Bognacki, P.E., materials engineering chief at The Por
• Olnick makes splash in Morristown
• Jones Lang LaSalle
• Muss planning upgrade at newly acquired W48th tower
• Arbor Commercial Funding, LLC
• Fletcher Thompson
• Gutierrez new South Connecticut BOMA director
• Arbor Commercial Mortgage
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Massage chain roll out continues in Northeast
• CB Richard Ellis recently completed six office leases at Two Tower Center Boulevard, a 418,970 s/f Class A office building in East Brunswick
• CBRE wins hands down in RE brand recognition
• Bank unveils dedicated co-sponsor investment program
• Willowbrook offices ready
• Advance Realty Group
• AREW to present seminar on greening New York City office buildings
• Using new technology to compete in marketplace
  by Mike Malpica
• NAI James E. Hanson
• Landmarked west side package sold
• Pergolis Swartz Associates, Inc
• Thornton Tomasetti, Inc
• Gaining the edge with new web-based technologies
  by Nate Delman
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Massey Knakal Realty Services has been retained on an exclusive basis to arrange the sale of 60-15 Myrtle Avenue, a 40-foot-wide, block-through commercial building that currently houses a Blockbuster Video store in the Ridgewood section of Queens at an as
• LIC buyer planning new hotel
• Grubb & Ellis Company