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Articles in Oct 10, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Seek relocation here, not out of the city
  by Natalie Keith
• Developer developing Class A space on Bridgeport waterfront
  by Parke Chapman
• Hotel industry at the bottom since Sept. 11 WTC attack
• Renovation complete
• When disaster strikes
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Cooperatives across the country reaching out to WTC victims
• Douglas Elliman to feature "HOME" Art Show Oct. 17
• How 4 Firms Aid In Wtc Cleanup
  by Parke Chapman
• Staten Island home to new Hilton hotel
• Eastern Consolidated completes $17.5M sale
• Horst Design International wins gold award for design
• Management Who's News Personnel
• Brooklyn EDC offering emergency loans for dislocated firms
• IREM to honor John Santora
• Seymour Millstein, industry leader, dead at 81
• REBNY sponsors free shuttle bus
• Seagram building to have Roy Lichtenstein sculpture
• Canstruction Competition to benefit Food for Survival
• Yonkers, good neighbor, offering space at no cost
  by Parke Chapman
• Renovation almost done
• $15M improvement program almost done at Fisk Building
• Stamford real estate leader Henry Ashforth Jr. dead at 73
• Downtown walking tours resumed
  by Parke Chapman
• LCOR named developer for 300,000-SF office project in Jamaica
• Disaster won't interfere with Battery Park's green building
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Douglas Elliman now Insignia Douglas Elliman
• Coalition formed for small tenants
• Luxury residential goes country
• N.Y. Life Investment closes on $58M leasehold mortgage
• Goodstein president Alan Simon dead at 69
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Auctioneer Doyle New York, Pardoe Real Estate team up
• Levien relocates
• Durst Organization to feature quilts in 3 midtown buildings
• Sherry Frankel honored by Kaplan Cancer Center