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Articles in March 26, 2008, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Government steps in on foreign fund investment
  by Daniel Geiger
• Arbor Commercial Mortgage, LLC
• Church buys one-time pool hall in the Bronx
• Chelsea retail spot hits the market
• 250,000 s/f warehouse lease part of $113M Treasury contract
• Colliers Houston heads up 19 Roszel Road leasing
• W.P. Carey exchanges green for green in nursery purchase
• CitySites Commercial Group
• Pictured at the United Way of NYC's "Women United in Philanthropy" group luncheon is Suzy Reingold, executive managing director, New York City Offices of Cushman & Wakefield, with one of the many children benefiting from the United Way organ
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• Community Associations need accurate insurance policies
  by Mitchell H. Frumkin
• City Crane inspector arrested after collapse
  by John Majeski
• H2M to give speech about 'smart careers'
• Hidrock nears MCI completion
• Massey Knakal
• Winick racks up 20,000 s/f in First Avenue exclusives
• GVA Williams of Connecticut
• Fed's throw lifeline to flailing finance sector
  by Daniel Geiger
• Leading ladies honored
• Chase re-thinking tower?
  by Daniel Geiger
• Coventry Real Estate Advisors, LLC
• Team Springs to action for office building sale
• College signs 10-year Brooklyn lease
• AMB continues expansion in port markets
• CresaPartners caps off leases
• Grosvenor JV purchases Maryland medical center
• Bart Zimmermann and Marcel Fridman announced the launch of Barcel Group Inc., a licensed real estate brokerage
• Michael A. Maffettone, a licensed sales associate with Prudential CRES Commercial Real Estate recently closed on the sale of 4.14 acres of land located at 1158 Jericho Turnpike in Commack, New York
• Pergolis Swartz Associates, Inc
• Civic group honors David Rockefeller
• Real estate developers land in Orange County
  by John Majeski
• Skanska staff getting global perspective on market
• Fairfield Commons retail complex gets the go-ahead
• GVA Williams
• US Department of Veterans to open in Harlem
• Colliers Houston & Co
• RICS sees storm clouds as housing continues to falter
• City Council warms to congestion pricing
  by Daniel Geiger
• Mission Capital Advisors, LLC
• Train station becomes first MTA asset sold
• 6,000 s/f lease expansion in the Garment District
• Ground broken for new $72M mixed-use development
• Baxter named Kislak 'Rookie of the Year'
• CRE professionals take first step to forming CCIM branch
• CB Richard Ellis named to 'Companies That Care' roll
• Adelaide Polsinelli, senior executive broker of The Platinum Team, and Christen Portelli, sales manager at Besen & Associates announced the successful $5,950,000 sale of the property located at 40-30 73rd Street in Woodside
• Wrightwood provides $17M for NBP purchase of Class A building
• UBP pockets two prime Chase Bank locations
• Mets seeing-green at Citi Field
  by John Majeski
• Architect's role: manage change, protect investments
  by Steven B. Kratchman
• REBNY tackles RE negotiations
• CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc
• Colliers marketing Commerce space
• Corporate Facility Advisors—CORFAC International
• Meridian
• Economic stimulus proposal to address liquidity crisis
  by Harry Langer
• Buyer has residential rental plans for $20M B'klyn development site
• David Rockefeller honored by Downtown Association
  by Daniel Geiger
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Kent M. Swig, president, Swig Equities LLC, captivated members and guests attending the March 11 luncheon of the Young Men's/Women's Real Estate Association
• Wong & Abramson sign tea lease on Third Ave
• G&E Newark exclusive
• CBRE marketing two large industrial properties
• Countdown to annual Co-op & Condo Expo underway
• Prudential CRES a big winner at conference
• Sitar Realty Company Oncor International
• Multi Capital Group inks city hotel deal
• Goldman & Co. arranges $105M loan for Lighthouse
• Aragon completes Park Ave. build-out
• H2M rolling along with recent completion of two car dealerships
• Kips Bay gears up for 36th year
• The Hampshire Companies
• Tinton Falls OKs Onyx medical uses
• NJ-NAIOP to present annual honors at gala
• Eastern Union
• Required reading during uncertain financial times
• Beck Street Capital
• Clothes call for NYCREW
  by Maggie Hawryluk
• Ross Schneiderman of NAI Friedland is the exclusive agent for the lease or sale of the 40,000 s/f building, located at One Hughson Road in Carmel, Putnam County
• Investment firm leases floor at flagship 1251 6th Avenue