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Articles in Sept 1, 2004, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Cushman & Wakefield: Dale F. Schlather
• ING's bigger picture
• PDE's Teplitzky is a class act
• KD sells Can Co. facility
• NorthMarq Capital
• BRT closes double deal
• Lawyers make the headlines
• Jones Lang LaSalle
• You can't beat the retreat for corporate living, say experts
• Industry stalwart, Nicholas Racanelli, Jr., dies at 58
• CPC inks loan deal for home renovation
• Dottie Herman, president and chief executive officer of Douglas Elliman, is one of the many industry leaders who regularly lectures at the Real Estate Academy
• Corcoran Group
• GFI Realty Services, Inc
• Chemical firm comes to NJ
• Jarmel Kizel design NJ office
• Aussie development planned in midtown
• Libeskind to give a lecture downtown:
• Consulting firm expands on Main St
• Real estate's new "lead" balloon
  by Adelaide Polsinelli
• Goldman deal good news for tenant-hungry 7WTC
  by Daniel Geiger
• Cushman & Wakefield: Gene P. Spiegelman
• Time Equities puts its faith in Silicon Valley
• Firm sells Great Neck building
• Remco leads the way in union contract deal. ]
• Eastern Union Commercial
• Mortgage deal arranged
• Workers put the finishing touches to the Trump Plaza pedestrian protection bridge at Huguenot Street, New Rochelle by erecting a cutout showing the upper stories of the 30-story luxury condominium tower that will be built at the two-acre site
• Besen & Associates Inc
• Antiques dealer Mad about space
• City unveils plans for new Fresh Kills Park
• Meridian
• State of Israel Bonds honored Asriel Rackow, former executive managing director of Jack Resnick & Sons, and his son Daniel P. Rackow at a dinner following its annual golf tournament at Metropolis Country Club in Westchester
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• CB Richard Ellis
• National Sports Museum to break ground in May
  by Daniel Geiger
• Abandoned Bronx buildings become affordable housing
• Chelsea renaissance
• In the civic spirit: AIA New York to host seminars on GSA program
• Deal of the Century
• Reckson heads Down Under
  by Daniel Geiger
• Cushman & Wakefield: Peter Van Duyne
• Luxury apartment building presale tempts UBS
• 237 Park Avenue tempts Beacon into NYC market
• Power broker receives M/WBE designation
• Greystone Servicing Corporation, Inc
• Developers have starring role in Yonkers facelift
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Metro Village gets to the art of city redevelopment
  by Dil Hoda
• Partners bring special touch to buildings
  by Daniel Geiger
• Hip crowd moves to Roc Center
• Ground broken for new luxury community
• M. Tuck Capital Associates
• Houlihan/Lawrence announced that Sophia Eatemadpour has been appointed as a sales associate
• Around the town: events seminars meetings talks
• Maria Gonzalez, vice president of Nortronics, a security integrator that designs and installs security systems for public and private facilities throughout the New York metro area, was honored as a "Woman of Valor" by The Capuchin Food Pantries
• New dorm building completed at SUNY New Paltz
• Design takes the lead in the residential market
  by Costas Kondylis
• Swanke Hayden Connell Architects
• Law firm signs 96,000 s/f lease in White Plains
• Condo converters get busy as fundamentals are soaring
• Cushman & Wakefield: Barry Zeller
• Feil gets ready to work for 261 Fifth Avenue asset
• Team players are looking to invest in hot Harlem market
• Chelsea Senior Living set to manage Autumn Woods
• Hudson funds conversion deal
• Bovis awarded $75m Deutsche Bank clean-up contract
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Appraisers should understand local planning and government
  by Steven Corte
• Two down, one to go as partners offload assets
• Around town: events seminars meetings talks
• Mosler joins board of Kingsbrook Healthcare
• GCP Capital Group, LLC
• Olnick Organization
• ESPRIT comes back to New York market
• 235,000 sf Bronx retail mall opens
• Dorm Authority Women's seminar
• New order provides appealing alternative
  by Paul Purcell
• Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum
• Global security leader moves its HQ to the suburbs
• New York brings on the apples
• Cushman & Wakefield: John S. Gray