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Articles in August 1, 2007, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Wachovia pays $215m for stake in 1372 B'way
• Marcus & Millichap
• Kids fashion leader stretches to 40,000 s/f
• Winoker Realty
• Lease renewal voted best option
• Hines buys Suffolk County complex
• Meridian seals $108m deal for new construction
• Data firm re-ups for 123,000 s/f
• Retail renaissance continues at Princeton Forrestal Village
• Marc Shapses elected president of Metropolitan Business Network
• Kent Barwick to step down as MAS chairman
• WTC Memorial Foundation taps ESDC president as Spitzer rep
• Perkins+Will bulking up
• National Association of Real Estate Investment Trust
• Pliskin Realty & Development
• Venture capitalists take $130 psf penthouse
• Besen Retail
• The doctor's in
• Meridian
• Boutique hotel loan
• Newmark retained for 1 Riverfront
• Mahwah retail center exclusive
• Gebroe-Hammer Associates announced completion of a $3.2 million multi-family transaction in Hudson County
• DOB gets tough on illegal advertising
• GKV Architects to design luxury club in Woolworth Tower
• MAS filthy pitch
• Landlord rep Patricia Forero has left Cushman & Wakefield to join Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. as a managing director of Commercial Leasing
• Lawyer always looking at the bigger picture: Richard L'Atrelli, general counsel, the Sapir Organization
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Faith Hope Consolo, past president of the Association of Real Estate Women, stands with newly appointed president and longtime friend, Fran Delgorio, whose association with AREW started when she received a scholarship from the organization in the late 198
• Bostick Realty
• Pace of NJ's investment sales sounding like broken record?
  by Andrew Merin
• Eastern Union
• Hypo closes $600m hotel refinance
• Jersey learns from its life science lessons
  by Linda Barr
• Developer unveils new 19-acre Norwalk neighborhood
• NAI
• Skanska USA wins accolades for iniury free hospital project
• Harrison MetroCentre demo nears completion
• Swig taps Aragon to build new Juvenile Justice HQ
• DMR forms new consulting firm
• ARCHIVE Institute issues poster design challenge
• Tobron Office Furniture
• CBRE group brokers $87m sale of Seaboard portfolio
• Around town events seminars meetings talks
• Steven Kaufman and Barbara Raskob of the Kaufman Organization announced that the Mufson Partnership, an architecture company, signed a 10-year lease renewal for 8,800 s/fat 22 West 19th Street
• Multifamily investment and development still strong in NJ
  by Jose Cruz
• Tim White, president/ CEO of ARCS Commercial Mortgage Co., announced $5,323,000 in financing for the Oakwood Club Apartments, a 140-unit property in Spokane, WA
• Kennedy uses little bit of magic to held Florida developer
• Businesses now pointing compass to Philadelphia
  by Veronica Shaw
• Hudson View office park gets go-ahead
• Weichert Commercial Brokerage, Inc
• Outstanding award for Crystal VP
• Aztec's Peace award
• Helping hand from IFMA volunteers
• Epstein Becker & Green presented its first national webcast seminar entitled Insurance Risk and Management at its headquarters on Park Avenue recently
• Yonkers Downtown/ Waterfront Business Improvement District
• Carlton arranges $587m Lipstick financing
• Adams & Co. Real Estate
• Brooklyn Navy Yard
• Bank of Ireland signs second expansion at 1st Stamford Pl
• Alpine Commercial Capital
• Tight ship practices lead to record expansion for Met Bank
• Newark: tale of a unique market
• W'chester Marriott sold
• Firm sees value in Princeton move
• Greenwich St. buildings achieve landmark status
• Mixed used properties offer maximized investment
  by John Clifford
• Domino hearing underway
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Skyline Title LLC
• Repeat business for Royalton on E57th
• Besen Retail announced the following transactions
• Dumann Realty
• Metal manufacturer subleases 40,000 s/f in E. Williamsburg
• GCP Capital Group LLC
• NorthMarq sees screen picture
• Jersey flaunts its Class A spaces and affordable rents
  by Stephen Jenco
• Financial services firm joins Merritt 7 roster
• Jaclyn Duran, volunteer program associate at Habitat for Humanity NYC, hauls insulated concrete forms—a styrofoam-based product that looks like picnic coolers
• Split decisions: benefits of using separate entities
  by Newmanm Marc
• Understanding all of your clients needs
  by Ellen S. Burns