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Articles in Oct 9, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• WP Commercial, L.L.C
• Agents
• City conducting study to strengthen Fulton Street corridor
• Remco, AMS form joint venture
• Suburban relocations on hold until NYC absorbs existing space
  by Scott H. Benson
• Downtown looking up
  by Parke Chapman
• Two Trees Management LLC
• NAI, Commercial Real Estate Solutions form joint venture
• Around the town: events seminars meetings talks
• C&W's Corcoran receives award
• Schultz: brokers roles are changing
  by Jonathan B. Schultz
• GVA Williams
• Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island
• Leases
• Real Estate Finance
• Nassau County shows 32% increase in leasing
  by Fred C. Trump, III
• Report: half of Downtown firms may move
  by Parke Chapman
• Insignia/ESG
• Inspiring loyalty with service
• Toxic mold program being sold
• Silverstein to be granted award Oct. 17
• Wells acquires 58th property
• Federation of New York Housing Cooperatives and Condominiums
• The Board of Directors of Salvadori Center
• Mineola-based law firm acquires Jericho firm
• CVS takes 9,000 SF at 1500 Lexington Ave
• Marano: suburban sublet space may be false economy
  by Vincent Marano
• Before they died, they lived: real estate entrepreneur sheds light on Holocaust victims
  by Natalie Keith
• The Regional Planning Partnership of Cranbury
• Sales
• Massey Knakal Realty opens Brooklyn office
• W.P. Carey launches new website
• Wells buys Parsippany building
• Home improvement store making its move in NYC
  by Parke Chapman
• Gruzen Samton LLP
• Lehman Brothers sells former 3 WFC headquarters
• Dahesh Museum to move to 590 Madison Ave
• Resnick to co-chair Doe Fund dinner
• Omni Management Group, Ltd
• Insignia/ESG has hired two experienced professionals
• Mayor announces reforms of Depts. of Finance and Building
• Diamond store to move to Fifth Avenue
• North Shore Long Island housing market booming
  by Louise Brooks
• Steve Yalof departs RKF
  by Parke Chapman
• Insignia/ESG
• IREM offering new associate membership
• Arden to open first Manhattan store
• Rakow: suburban sublet opportunities abound
  by Rick Rakow
• NY Sens: time to pass terrorism insurance bill
• Insignia/ESG
• Praedium Group closes on $465M RE private equity fund
• Club Monaco to open on W 57th
• Third Avenue buys building