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CompanySalesEmployees
AIMCO$1.5B (2005)6500
AMB Property$676M (2005)300
Arbor Realty Trust$122M (2005)25
Archstone-Smith Trust$946M (2005)2700
Boston Properties$1.4B (2005)675
CB Richard Ellis Group$6.03B (2007)30,000
Century 21 Real Estate$8B (2005) 
Coldwell Banker  
Corporate Office Properties Trust$329M (2005)250
Cousins Properties  
Detroit Investment Fund  
Equity Office Properties  
Equity Residential$2.0B (2005)6000
Forest City Enterprises$1.20B (2006)3450
General Growth Properties$3.4B (2008)3500
Health Care REIT$282M (2005)40
Highwoods Properties$411M (2005)500
Host Marriott$3.6B (2004)200 (2004)
Inland Real Estate$185M (2007)90
Kimco Realty$681M (2007)700
Kite Realty Group Trust$99M (2005)100
Mack-Cali Realty  
Morguard Corporation$400M (2005)30
New Century Financial$2.4B (2005)7200
Pennsylvania REIT$467M (2007)800
Prime Retail  
ProLogis$6.2B (2007)1500 (2008
Public Storage$1.1B (2005)4000
RAIT Financial Trust$111M (2005)35
Realogy$7.1B (2005)15,000
Redwood Trust$856M (2007)100
Regency Centers$420M (2006)450
Shurgard Storage Centers 2300
Simon Property Group$3.2B (2005)4700
St. Joe Company$377M (2007)300
Taubman Centers$473M (2005)500
The Irvine Company  
The Koll Company  
Trammell Crow  
Trizec Properties$879M (2003)920 (2003)
Unibail-Rodamco 1600 (2008)
Ventas$772M (2007)50
Vornado Realty Trust$2.5B (2005)3000
Weingarten Realty Investors$544M (2005)360
Winston Hotels$175M (2006)25



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