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Articles in August 22, 2007, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Itzhaki Properties
• Architects take 36,000 s/f Mack space
• The Hampshire Companies: Tammy Pescatore
• Vision group closes on sale of jersey condos
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Alpine Commercial Capital
• Agency financing affordable homes
• CWSG inks first hotel transaction
• Symphony Orchestra takes space at Kushner's Newark landmark
• Spectrally selective vs. conventional window film
  by Marty Watts
• Sign of things to come
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Gensler retains Klingmann for two major projects
• KDA makes call
• Correction
• Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services
• Deutsche Bank ups Jersey lease to nearly 400,000 s/f
• Another early renewal at W&M's 10 bank St
• Houlihan-Parnes/iCap Realty Advisors, LLC
• NCB reports robust business in city co-op financing
• Metropolitan takes Dallas by storm; inks 164,000 s/f deal with bank
• Clock tower project ticking along nicely
  by Danielle Wolfee
• CEC urges more use of cellulose during high drama demo
• Terrorism risk insurance extension crosses first hurdle, faces many more
• Specially designed NYT offices suit new tenant
• Charles Grossman, leader in investment management, dies
• Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
• Insurance giant, Allstate, locks in 28,000 s/f Garden City lease
• Behringer Harvard boosts holdings to $3.9b with IPC buy
• Meridian
• Titan Capital
• CPC inks $10m loan
• Behringer Harvard to buy 4 downtown Chicago towers
• Flood highlights cities sewage shortcomings
  by Danielle Wolfee
• Michele Medaglia, 2007 Tea Chair for The Capuchin Food Pantries Fifth Annual Women of Valor Awards Tea with colleagues, friends and family at event held in the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf = Astoria
• When a high pressure steam pipe exploded at Lexington Avenue and 41st Street a few weeks ago, many building occupants in the surrounding area rushed into the streets to supposed safety
• KSS tapped to design new college center
• Eastern Union
• Waterman Interest, LLC
• Robert K. Futterman & Associates LLC
• Moinian announces Manhattan deals
• Wells Real Estate Investment Trust gets new moniker
• CWSG makes mezz happen
• REBNY seeking Residential Deal of the Year submissions
• GE chips in $120m to purchase SMD Portfolio in Calif. and Az
• DOB beefs up ranks to catch safety rogues
• BASF Near-Zero Energy Home wins design excellence award
• Top 10 security measures everyone should know
  by Dino Iuliano
• Members of the construction team working at the site of the new Cooke Center Academy have donated an hour of their pay to the school
• Community preservation Corporation
• Coldwell Banker Commercial Affiliates
• Thinking big takes Tunis to the top
  by Jason Turcotte
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Cushman opens office in Ukraine
• Lender steps up for $900m apartment financing deal
• RE academy offering 'embarrassment of riches' as industry's elite line up to present classes
• Hampshire buys flex building
• Affordable housing goes green
• Kenneth Park Architects
• Complying with NYC fire and building department rules
  by Andy McCaffrey
• DOT delivers $355m to curb City's congestion
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Alliance highlights downtown selling points in new report
• Colliers ABR, Inc
• Jones Lang LaSalle completes 145,000 s/f motorola extension
• Carlton brings in new firm for Gotham deal
• Yardi Systems announces two new deals; named 'Best Tech Provider'
• Forgotten, but not gone: laws affecting the workplace
  by Shay Zach
• Gallin & Son fulfill client's vision with built-to-suit 5th Ave. facility
• Cetra/Ruddy, Inc
• Ted Moudis Associates
• Disaster response: why fleeing could be fatal
  by William Morelli
• David S. Brown, an investment sales associate at Besen & Associates, Inc. represented buyer and seller in the sale of 770-780 Garden Street, Bronx, N.Y
• Fannie Mae upbeat despite dip in profits
  by Daniel Geiger
• DLC Management Corporation
• Swig gives back with below-market offer to not-for-profits for space at class a tower
• Vertical City Realty, Inc
• Out-of-towners take Madison Avenue space
• Corus of approval for two-phased project
• MSTI tapped to service Lexington Ave. tower
• Foreign investment in NYC on the up
  by Steven R. Weinstein