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Articles in June 6, 2007, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Madison building fetches $15m
• Eastern Union
• NJ industrial demand reflected in 186,000 s/f sale
• The issue of determining whether a development is best suited for rentals or condos, the evolution of amenities packages in recent years, and the current and future hot spots for the New York residential market were among the issues discussed at Citi Habi
• Marcus & Millichap
• Spitzer finds a new home on Park Ave
• Sapir announces lease extension as 261 Madison heads towards 100%
• Hypo closes $442m construction loan for Trump project
• Portfolio managers back industry standards effort
• Newest destination restaurant
• GVA's three-year effort ends in 96,000 s/f lease
• Top team breaks ground on 800,000 s/f LI outlet center
• Swanke Hayden Connell Architects
• IREM honors three for outstanding contributions to industry
• Frank Socci, Jr., CPM, President of The Greater New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management recently swore in Jacqueline C. Aleman, Area Manager of Phipps Houses Services, Inc. as a Certified Property Manager
• Swig Equities, LLC
• Arbor Commercial Funding, LLC
• Apollo JV inks deal to buy site for new office development
• $170 psf rents prove tower still has what it takes
  by Daniel Geiger
• Gebroe-Hammer has negotiated the $1.1 million sale of a 15-unit building located at 229 Chilton Avenue, Elizabeth, NJ
• Shopping spree for Milbrook
• Obie-winners taking DUMBO by storm
• Canyon's $290m JV to buy DC hotel
• Carlton opens gateway to Middle East market
• Matchmaker, matchmaker: Zeroing in on right team for job
  by Kelly Kennedy Mack
• Modell to open 20,000 s/f store
• USGBC leading the building industry into sustainability
  by Ashley Katz
• Job works out for eco' pals at Pitney Bowes renovation
• Plaid and pin-stripes: culture and corporate interior design
  by John Vande Plasse
• In record market, renters seek highest level of amenities
  by Robert Scaglion
• City sets standard in safe evacuation
• W Financial Mortgage Fund
• Sporting store sale a NNN win
• Take-out tops $32m
• Comptroller mulls move to 95 Wall
  by Daniel Geiger
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Buoyant Brooklyn apartment market garners investor attention
• ING closes $877m Apple Hospitality purchase as business boom continues
• Despite sub-prime slump, demand for jumbo loans booming
• Harlem continues to look forward while also preserving the past
  by Barry Gottehrer
• New Jersey office market gets a mixed review for 1Q
• City's new noise code to include building contractor incentives
• Family business need not be family feud
  by Marc Newman
• Targeting resources to achieve the 'wow' factor
  by Michele Medaglia
• Some things always change and some remain the same
  by Sheldon A. Gross
• Warehouse sold
• NCB has a $68m month
• REIT signs one of Manhattan's most expensive leases ever
  by Daniel Geiger
• Esther Silberberg, director of operations for Madison Exchange, has achieved the Certified Exchange Specialist® designation from The Federation of Exchange Accommodators
• Serial entrepreneurs are walking on Sunshine
  by Daniel Geiger
• Rosenblatt becomes one of the President's men
• Related signs new restaurants for 144-acre CityNorth development
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• Pictured in the retail arcade of The Lincoln Building are three of the five winners of W&H's latest Show, Lease & Win® raffle, they all received Apple 80 GB Video iPods as prizes, along with W&H representatives
• Officials at Blythedale Children's Hospital held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the renovation of the new Infant and Toddler therapeutic playrooms at the hospital's Early Childhood Center
• 21st century visions for Governors Island
• New York Building Congress honors Daniel R. Tishman at 86th Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon: Peter L. DiCapua presented George A. Fox Public Service Award
• Alliance Building Services' messenger division Bright Star Couriers recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Five Boro Bike Tour hosted this year by Commerce Bank
• Is your property ready for the war on rats and rodents?
  by Louise Vacca
• The Staubach Company
• Jerome Gillman set to be honored by Israel Bonds
• Arbor 'decouples' mortgage
• Cushman to buy bank
  by Daniel Geiger
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Property investors buzzing around Intervest portfolio
• Alcott celebrates 20th anniversary announcing HQ expansion plan
• Houlihan-Parnes/iCap Realty Advisors
• Survey: corporations and developers at location loggerheads
• Jone Lang LaSalle to lease Red Bank Corporate Center
• Boymelgreen's River Lofts wins top historic preservation award
• Learning center gets to the art of lath and plaster crafts
  by Bill Holifeld
• How the civilized world keeps rats at bay
  by Stuart Fox
• BOMA rises to Bloomberg's green challenge at Action Day
• Newmark Knight Frank expansion continues in Boston
• On the web
• Investment firm takes floor at 1 Bryant Park
  by Daniel Geiger
• UrbanAmerica LP
• 'Father' of Battery Park City calls for northern extension
• CBRE announces world-wide carbon neutral goal
• International Council to include NYC standard in new code