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Articles in Feb 20, 2008, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Wilf rests easy after pulling out of 650 Madison bidding
  by Daniel Geiger
• Minskoff strikes deal to build new office property
• Restaurant takes E52nd St. spot
• Inclusion, diversity celebrated at JRT, WPEO event
• Grubb & Ellis Company announced the following transactions
• Clifford Chance advises Hypo on Quandra buy
• Inter Capital Resources announced the following transactions
• Referral website right on the money
• Laurence Ross, a senior investment sales broker of the Platinum Team at Besen & Associates announced the sale of 16 East 46th Street, a 5 story commercial loft building with 30,000 buildable square feet, for $11,000,000, or just over $366 per bsf
• It's Georgica on my mind for Cetra/Ruddy team
• Townhouse style condos in pipeline thanks to CPC loan
• Gross to manage medical building
• Lenders engaged in tranch warfare
  by Daniel Geiger
• GVA Connecticut
• CBRE acquires Romania's largest firm
• On the web
• The Clarett Group
• W'chester market is holding steady: GVA
• Cozy retail corner hits market with options for conversion
  by Jason Turcotte
• Beauty chain opens Manhattan spot
• Remembering Charles Luce
  by Robert W. Walsh
• New York still a bargain when it comes to office space
• CB Richard Ellis' New Jersey Retail Services Group has recently completed a 5,500 s/f lease on behalf of Calico Corners at Princeton Forrestal Village, on Route 1 in Princeton
• Matrix executive named new BOMA president
• Stuart Bruck of Time Equities announced Today Mortgage placements totaling $269,102,457
• Top honors for personal data safety efforts
• Time Equities Inc. sold two office condominiums to two non-profit companies at 125 Maiden Lane; 3,837 s/f to the American Vacuum Society for nearly $2.5 million and 3,434 s/f to the Community for Education Foundation for $1.72 million
• Metro Center revived by reconstruction
• Lights are on but no one is home when it comes to energy efficiency
• Money-saving products: three ideas whose time is now
  by Tom Scali
• MTA chief hints at rethink on yards bidding process
  by Daniel Geiger
• Itzhaki Properties announced the sale of 3094 Brighton 5th Street
• Panels set to put focus on air rights
• Bigger may not be better for Javits
  by John Majeski
• Abu Dhabi launches $2.2m energy prize
• $11m month for NCB
• NYECC to recognize leaders in energy community
• Alan M. Tarter, managing partner of Tarter Krinsky & Drogin LLP , announced the addition of Peter Campitiello, partner, as the firm continues to achieve its strategic growth plan, which includes the expansion of its practice to 45 attorneys
• The National Realty Club lunch meeting held recently featured Neil Bader, area manager, Wells Fargo private mortgage banking, and Stephen G. Kliegerman, executive director, Halstead Property Development Marketing
• The Metropolitan New York Chapter of the Appraisal Institute installed its 2008 officers and board of directors at its annual Holiday Party and Installation Dinner, held this year at Carnegie Hall
• Eight prominent lawyers discussed legal issues facing Long Island's real estate industry at a Jan. 30 roundtable of the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island
• Feist & Feist Realty Corp., a CBC affiliate located in Roseland, N.J., has announced the following transactions
• CBRE responsible for 50,000 s/f of Morris Center leases
• HFF checks out $22m shopping center deal
• Garden State's office market continues to remain stable
• Developers canvas public art projects
  by John Majeski
• Skanska USA Building Inc
• Hess launches new cost-cutting DRS program
• Shopping perks for residents
• Correction
• Himmel gives blood, sweat and tears to fulfill his vision: Kenneth Himmel, president & CEO, Related Urban
  by Jason Turcotte
• Gramercy buy ok'd
• MTA's Sander talks shop at ABO event
  by John Majeski
• Lighthouse signals new office at RexCorp Plaza
• Investment firm takes 18,735 s/f on Harbor
• Renovations commence for iconic Wilshire site
• HFF
• Grubb & Ellis wraps up deal to develop $250m rental tower
• Global property sales top $1 trillion in 2007
• Plans underway for Co-op Expo
• NAI James E. Hanson
• Cushman & Wakefield named leasing agent for Neptune space
• CBRE arranges $33m acquisition money
• Newark apartment complex sells for $22m
• Museum is first in NY to earn LEED certification
• Sydness Architects
• Onyx Restoration Works, a division of Alliance Building Services, recently honored employees, Bejram Qerimaj and Lee Neou, as it's 2007 Employees of the Year ceremony
• JLL earns three gold stars for energy management
• Korpacz recipe for beating fear factor? Buy, buy, buy
  by Jason Turcotte
• Cardinal buys Chelsea complex from Grubb
• Hampshire Companies completes recap of industrial portfolio
• H2M honored at annual Kick Off
• IREM is DC bound
• Brownstone Co. bound by vision for Hudson
• A 4-story walkup residential building, at 36 Bedford Street in Greenwich Village, is for sale exclusively through Eastern Consolidated at an asking price of $6.5 million
• SoHo gem snapped up
• Lighthouse Ventures starts year on a positive note
• Survey finds challenges ahead for buyers and sellers
• Sheldon Gross Realty, Inc. recently completed an 8,500 s/f lease at 119 Harrison Ave., an industrial building in Roseland
• Firm in high gear with GM deal