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color: CC0000 a:link color: 0066CC a:visited color: 000033 a:hover color: 000033 a:active color: 000033 .style7 font-size: 12px .style15 font-size: 10px .caption font-size: 13px line-height: 18px .style37 color: 333333 font-weight: bold .style38 font-size: 11px .style39 color: 666666 .style43 font-size: 13px .style119 font-size: 32px font-weight: bold .style121 font-weight: bold .style122 font-size: 18px LAST NIGHT AT REBNY’S INGENIOUS AWARDS Interested in the Washington market Join our big Bisnow Breakfast & Schmooze, April 30, National Press Club. All-star cast on the hottest topics in the Washington market. Bisnow was on hand at 101 Park last night as REBNY announced the winners of the 2008 “Most Ingenious Commercial Deal of the Year” awards. And it had quite a list of nominees, each with the special recognition of being able to complete a major transaction in this tumultuous market. ( from last night). And the winners (drum roll, please): Second-place Robert T. Lawrence Award winners Bill Shanahan and Darcy Stacom of CB Richard Ellis, for the sales of the GM Building, 767 Fifth, 540 Madison, 125 W. 55th, and 2 Grand Central Tower third-place Edward S. Gordon Award winner Shawn Rosenthal of Ackman-Ziff, for financing 650 Madison presenter Woody Heller of Studley and first-place Henry Hart Rice Award winners Jack Cohen, Paul Glickman, and Mitch Konsker, for leasing the 560k-SF 636 Eleventh to Ogilvy & Mather.
Rudin Management Co.’s Bill Rudin, CBRE’s Mitch Rudin, and Fried Frank’s Jon Mechanic with CBRE’s Michael Laginestra, who was one of the night’s nominees for Viacom’s 1.3M-SF renewal at 1515 Broadway, along with colleagues Scott Gottlieb and Andrew Sussman. Catch Bill, Jon, and other top names at Deepdale Golf Club on May 18th for the Lew Rudin Charity Golf Classic, which supports The First Tee of Metropolitan New York and gives its young golfers a shot at a four-year scholarship to NYU.