NEW YORK CITY-2002 is shaping up nicely for THCR, with a best-ever Q2 following two consecutive record-breaking quarters. EDITDA for the first six month of '02 is up 35% over the same period last year.

NEW YORK CITY-CB Richard Ellis' high-octane bandwagon makes room for two more as Cushman & Wakefield powerhouse brokers Darcy Stacom and Bill Shanahan climb aboard. Bruce Mosler tells GlobeSt.com he'll fill their positions from within.

NEW YORK CITY-Artisan Entertainment puts the space on the market and fields five offers within two weeks. Local company ATO Records inks a six-year deal.

NEW YORK CITY-The city's small-business financing arm approves aid to three outer-borough firms, each of which is in the process of acquiring new facilities.

NEW YORK CITY-With an 80-year history in Lower Manhattan, American Marine Management Services needed to relocate but refused to leave the area. The firm has taken a 12-year lease at 30 Broad St.

NEW YORK CITY-The US member of the world's seventh-largest tax, accounting and consulting firm sign's a long-term deal for the building's entire ninth floor and part of the 10th. Total value is placed at $23 million.

NEW YORK CITY- Sterling Equities inks a 10-year extension with its anchor tenant at the 540,000-sf Midtown office property. The existing lease doesn't roll over for another three years.

STAMFORD, CT-The Alexandria,VA-based apartment community developer and owner finishes work on a 368-unit facility formerly known as Avalon Terrace. The redevelopment was a joint venture with a third party institutional investor.