Real Estate Weekly

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Articles in August 15, 2007, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Bayrock joins Midtown Miami
• Luxury co-op names its preferred lender
• Debt doldrums set to alter investor profile
  by Daniel Geiger
• Proskauer Rose LLP
• Studley reps movie firm in lease deal
• Buyer has big High Line plans
• The Kaufman Organization recently renewed a two-year, 9,200-square-foot lease at 462 Seventh Ave. for WebCollage, Inc
• Adams & Co. Real Estate completed the following transactions
• Lawyers take Bank space
• ING Clarion acquires $55m retail center
• C&W: New Jersey office market strong at mid year
• Boxing comes to Whippany
• Jones Lang LaSalle reports city's Class B rent surge strengthens
• City is getting ahead in race for precious land
  by Danielle Wolffe
• Art a valuable commodity within corporate environment
  by Ellen S. Berns
• Cappelli cafe plan gets city approval
• Alpine Commercial Capital
• What every borrower should know about CRE ratios
  by Kevin Wolfer
• GE sticks to its guns for retail client
• Group raises $23m for workforce housing
• CBL gains control of malls in $2.25b deal with Westfield
• Furnished Quarters announces new deal to expand apartment residence
• Current market situation all a matter of perspective
  by Gardner B. Semet
• Wall Street nosedives on economic worries
  by Daniel Geiger
• O'Neill Properties Group
• Brookfield completes $850m refinance for 1 Liberty Plaza
• Futterman closes on $170m buy
• Adams & Co. Real Estate recently brokered seven leases at 110 W. 40th St. for a total of 8,397 square feet
• Property Resources Corporationhas renewed its lease at 10 Bank Street 15 months prior to its expiration, announced Jeffrey H. Newman, executive vice president of W&M Properties, the marketing and managing agent for the building
• Sale at 82 Totowa Rd. marks one of few industrial trades this year
• Battle over Chelsea site ends
• Corporation takes Princeton space
• Aon expands to 60,000 s/f in Somerset's tallest building
• Web firm renews 7th Ave. lease
• Structural concerns prompt MTA ban trucks from bridge
• Skanska USA Building Inc
• CWSG's $700m record
• Corus Bankshares, Inc
• Federal banking agencies issue subprime lending statement
  by Joseph Simon
• $29m office loan
• Reform plan could help two million more seniors access reverse mortgage
• Garment District deal suits developer
• Office shake-up
• Mack-Cali in talks with new tower anchor
  by Daniel Geiger
• Cushman & Wakefield, Inc
• Two Greene St. buildings trade
• Mark-up to market attracts investors
• Wilbur F. Breslin, president of Breslin Realty Development Corp, announced that his firm negotiated a land lease with Wachovia Bank for a branch site in Bethel, Conn
• Pittsburgh-based law firm Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott. LLC, has chosen W&M Properties' 10 Bank Street for its new White Plains satellite office, announced Jeffrey H. Newman, executive vice president of W&M Properties, the marketing and man
• Plug-and-play facility attracts medical media company
• Firm closes deal for storage client
• Managers identify legal battles as hot button issue
• Goldstein closes sale of Time Equities retail property
• Gebroe-Hammer Associates recently negotiated the $1.1 million sale of a 12-unit multi-family residential building at 167 East 31st St. in Paterson, N.J. Jay Lombardo, sales representative and Alan Lieberman, vice president, represented the seller and proc
• Jury's out: HOK courthouse wins 2007 AIA Design Award
• Cetra/Ruddy Inc
• Real story behind rate headlines: lenders asking if price is right for commercial assets
  by Daniel Geiger
• Arbor Commercial Funding LLC announced the following transactions
• Partners launch new residential index
• NCB thinks out of the box to keep financing activity healthy
• IDA cash aid helping companies expand
• Gebroe-Hammer closes four sales
• Pamela Michaels, of Asset Preservation, Inc., gave an informative presentation on 1031 Tax Exchanges at NYCREW's 'Summer Breakfast Briefings' recently
• CB Richard Ellis
• Media firm takes W44th St penthouse
• Buyer planning luxury development at coveted Hudson Square site
• Colliers ABR, Inc. announced that Susman Godfrey LLP, a Dallas-based premier litigation law firm, has signed a five-year lease for 7,400 s/f at 654 Madison Ave
• HK Group announced the following transactions
• ND Industries expands to 20,000 s/f
• Piper lawyers make the grade
• Office Media Network raises the bar as WSJ service moves into elevators
• Sublease gets to heart of the matter
• NAI Hanson negotiated the sale of eight sites located in prime retail locations throughout New Jersey's Essex, Morris, Middlesex, Bergen & Passaic counties
• Mayor's housing plan working for low-income New Yorkers: report
• Allsteel Inc
• Newest Trump venture a sure bet, says banker
  by Linda Barr
• GE provides fixed rate CMBS loan for Shoppes
• Local accountants play critical role in healthcare acquisitions
• $100m tax exempt bonding authority paves way for housing
• Economy's health all a matter of employment and productivity