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Articles in Oct 17, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Mold generating lawsuits against building owners
  by Nicholas Laporte
• Pollyanna says NYC will come back better than ever
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Architecture firms helping dislocated businesses fit into new space
  by Randy Gerner
• Mobius Realty Holdings to make research public
• Residential market active since Sept. 11
• MrOfficeSpace to provide listings for State of New Jersey web site
• Completion of Dondero Block Artist building celebrated
• Fed cuts interest rates to lowest level in 40 years
  by Parke Chapman
• Accounting, real estate-style
• Housing markets in hurricane prone areas may falter
• New Jersey retail market at the end of growth period
  by Matthew K. Harding
• Newmark New Spectrum Retail LLC
• Carlton Advisory Services secures $208M financing for Starrett Lehigh
• Arbor Commercial Mortgage, LLC
• River Park Business Campus in Hanover attracting corporate attention
• Newmark & Company Real Estate, Inc
• Former BID president opens consulting firm
• Third Quarter Review
• Grand Central district, midtown markets will continue to thrive
  by Kevin Driscoll
• Kushner Companies
• Record year seen in reverse mortgages
• Harlem renaissance bringing new development opportunities
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• ABO to honor Larry Silverstein at annual Dinner Dance Nov. 1
• Morgan Stanley sells building for $700M
  by Parke Chapman
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Nino Vendome Group establishes relief fund
• N.J. seeing increased activity since Sept. 11
  by Andrew B. Zezas
• Valensi Realty, Inc
• Manhattan Auto Group facility under renovation
• David Cronheim Mortgage Corporation
• Final approvals granted for Branchburg's Matrix Corporate Center
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Report: Construction unchanged in August
• LCOR tapped for Jamaica project
• Trade center disaster will impact market for years
  by Richard Caputi
• Gale & Wentworth
• Newmark JGT off to strong start since merger
• Renovation underway
• Studley executive pedals 400 miles for AIDS benefit
• Mercedes Berk, Ltd. Private Real Estate
• Mortgage bankers shift to structuring loans
  by Jonathan Goldman
• N.J. renovations add new polish
• $5 million capital improvement for Military Park Bldg in Newark
• Mineola law firm wins important court ruling
• Meridian Capital Group
• Disasters shouldn't zap energy supply
• Cedarbridge Development Corp. joins development council
• Building owners, tenants seek security in an insecure world
  by Parke Chapman
• Lincoln Equities Group
• Kessel to be honored
• Lenders say New York real estate is strong, despite disaster
  by Matthew Classi
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Sales still brisk at high-rise Impala
• M. Robert Goldman & Company of New Jersey, Inc
• Half Moon Harbour holds grand opening
• White Horse expanding to larger headquarters
• Who's News
• Congressional Real Estate Caucus discusses impact of WTC disaster
  by Natalie Keith
• Leasing office open
• Local operating networks offer cost savings
  by J. David Milazzo
• Binswanger/Klatskin
• Con Edison, Rudin reach agreement
• Tax relief report released by firm in wake of trade center tragedy
• PWC tackles rebuilding issue at recent developers forum
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Hotels seeking bailout from feds
  by Parke Chapman
• Gebroe-Hammer Associates
• Marriott offering reduced rates for WTC victims
• Sublet space problem gone, but cautious attitude still prevails
  by Emanuel Stern
• Demand for pre-built space on the rise since Sept. 11
  by George Fabian
• Congress Hall hotel midway through renovatin program
• Column Financial, Inc
• Joint venture buys national real estate index
• East 59th Street building sold for $19.1 million
• Roundtable weighs impact of Sept. 11
  by Parke Chapman
• Eastern Consolidated Properties, Inc
• Beaux Arts townhouse to be auctioned Nov. 7
• Sept. 11 shockwaves hit suburban markets
  by John D. Goodkind
• Chase Commercial/TCN Worldwide
• Six pre-built spaces available in Fisk Building

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