Real Estate Weekly

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Articles in July 28, 2004, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• No worries over quest to find 7 WTC anchor lease
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• New York Mortgage Company
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Wells' big entrance
• 10,000 s/f Exchange Pl. lease
• The Hunter Realty Organization announced that Integrity Life Settlements has signed a 1,049 s/f lease at the Empire State Building in New York City
• The key to negotiation: anticipation
  by John Maltz
• Gothic Italian manor sells in Armonk
• Safety award presented to HRH Construction
• Developers take action to mitigate mold during construction
  by Lizandra Rodriguez
• Participating Lender marathon ends with 10 loans closed
• Pergolis Swartz
• Community development financing growing
• Red hot residential market set to cool
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Paragon Real Estate Equity and Investment Trust
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Steel sale signed
• Robert K. Futterman & Associates, LLC announced that Bellmarc Cos. has signed a 1,360 s/f lease at 936 Broadway in New York City
• Benchmarking: a tool for property managers
  by Kurt Padavano
• Around the town: events seminars meetings talks
• Meltzer to present seminar
• Prix d'Excellence 2005 awards
• APF funds $114m mixed-use property
• Cooper-Horowitz, Inc
• Record activity in NJ investment sales market
• 717 Fifth Ave's $350m sale
• Union State Bank
• Jobs boom: would-be brokers are lining up to get their state licenses
  by Daniel Geiger
• The HK Group announced the sale of 91-93 North Main St., an 8,000 s/f building in South Norwalk, Conn., for $975,000
• Penncom Plaza Building sold for $91m
• Branded Concept Development announced that Quiznos Sub has signed a 15-year
• Report shows fundamentals improving in NJ market
• New York City powerhouse teaches Trump's Apprentice
• United Properties named '04 Developer of the Year
• Calendar
• Citigroup announces new building and extra jobs
• Abraham Zupnick LLC
• The National Realty Club lunch meeting held recently at the Williams Club
• Massey Knakal Realty Services announced that Daniel Hagan has joined the firm as an associate broker
• Foxtone North America
• NAI James E. Hanson, Inc. announced the sale of 36-38 Lincoln Ave., a 6,000 s/f building in Hawthorne, N.Y., to Hawthorne Auto Exchange
• Expansion takes firm to 170,000 s/f on Seventh
• Hidrock Realty
• Restaurant finds its Comfort zone
• Solaire collects $116m Liberty Bond payment
• Architects award scholarship
• Video firm's $8m renovation
• DUMBO tenants taking advantage of major tax abatement program
• New York firm gives its all in Penn. deal
• Freedom Tower war of words rages on
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Jones Lang LaSalle
• GVA Williams
• Pliskin Realty & Development
• Nurses lease 28,000 s/f at The Capitol
• Branded Concept Development
• University inks 24,000 s/f deal
• Jets hit back after RPA disses stadium plans
  by Daniel Geiger
• Design team selected for Expo
• Firm tells the story behind 'Freedom Stone'
• Record investment volume reported by W.P. Carey
• Edison property gets $5.5m
• Larken Associates
• Massey Knakal Realty Services announced that J. Guthrie Garvin has joined the firm as a sales specialist
• Newmark trumps up its cards
• Craig's top of the list
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Partners pay $61m for tower
• GVA Williams announced that Ann Taylor Loft has signed a 6,500 s/f lease at the Darien Playhouse in Darien, Conn
• Four more for Schultz
• Completion is just around corner at Columbus Circle
  by Barbara Nelson
• Firm plans 12-story residential tower at former engineering site
• Revitalized landmark
• $5.5M bridge loan
• CBRE, its banking arm team up for new deal
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Massey Knakal Realty Services announced that Mark Scholack has joined the firm as a sales associate
• Besen & Associates has been appointed as the exclusive sales agent for Hotel 41 in New York City
• Hudson RC provides two mezzanine loans for $15m
• Hedge fund growing
• Gallery signs 10-year lease at 239 11th Ave., Brooklyn
• Manhattan market beats the record with 20% price spike