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Articles in Oct 23, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• GVA Williams
• The Teicher Organization
• Seminars being offered. programs for law firm tenants of The Lincoln Building
• 2002 condo book to be released
• Renovation project reveals architectural history
• Web site wins award
• Frenzied lending continues
  by Edward Howe, III
• In one property, a sign of the times
  by Francis Greenburger
• Property owners should inspect insurance policies, panel says
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• Garden State Brickface Windows & Siding
• City launches power program
• GVA report: landlords strong
• Monmouth Mall acquired
• IREM awards dinner to be held Nov. 13
• The time to keep businesses Downtown is now
  by Shirley Jaffe
• Newmark Real Estate
• The Teicher Organization
• Market could bounce back by second half 2003
  by Joseph Moinian
• Charles Cohen to be honored at Nov. 7 Israel Bonds lunch
• 106 apartments slated for Bronx
• FERC proposes revisions to power market
• Main Street NYC
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Singer: building on confined sites poses construction challenges
  by Brad Singer
• Westin Hotel opens with a bang
  by Natalie Keith
• Simon Holdings, Inc
• Max Capital Management Corp
• Paramount Group, German investors buy the Americas Tower
• C&W's Kinum: current market conditions pose some challenges
  by Christopher Kinum
• Feil Organization acquires 250,000-SF Herald Center
• The Related Cos. CEO to win lifetime achievement award
• 2002 has been a very good year for ABO
  by Nick LaPorte
• VVA: interior costs declined by 15%
• Brennan Beer Gorman Monk/Architects & Interiors
• Macklowe Properties
• Understanding the needs of the real estate industry: Accounting Statistics Company, Inc. payroll and tax service
• GVA Williams hired for landmark recycling venture
• W.P. Carey completes $172M CMBS
• PPR acquired by Conn. firm
• Market demand problem creates a new calculus for real estate investment
  by Stephen DeNardo
• Hudson Waterfront poised for growth
  by Edwin H. Cohen
• Yonkers waterfront seeing new life
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Bailey House
• Insignia/ESG
• Absorption hasn't followed usual patterns
  by Gregory P. Knoop
• Architects hired
• Grand Beekman subject of oil painting
• FiNet, RE Ventures call off acquisition agreement
• 'Transit Triangle' thriving
  by David Levy
• BRT CEO: plenty of debt and equity capital in NYC
  by Jeffrey Gould
• PEP Real Estate forms Soho fund
• IBEX Construction
• CB Richard Ellis
• Fit-out completed
• Clarion Partners to acquire REIT
• Quiksilver to open flagship
• W&M Golf Classic raises $5,000
• The best and worst of times for the construction industry
  by Michele Medaglia
• Milo Kleinberg Design Associates
• The Northern New Jersey Council of the Boy Scouts of America
• Sales
• Port Authority hires architects as advisors to WTC project
• Finance: Real Estate
• PETsMART leases 23,000-SF building in Norwalk, Connecticut
• With economic uncertainty, apparel retailers remain on sidelines
  by Bruce Spiegel
• Looking beyond high vacancies and low cap rates
  by Scott J. Lawlor
• 3Q sees increase in vacancies, says CB Richard Ellis report
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• CB Richard Ellis
• Insignia to manage 600 Third Ave
• Around the town: Events Seminars Meetings Talks
• Footlocker opens
• Vaccarello to be honored
• N.J. market levels off, but faces sublease expirations
  by Philip Lipper
• Weidlinger Associates
• The Equis Corporation
• Agents
• GVA Williams acquires Chase Commercial Real Estate
• Leases
• Bag store opens on Spring Street

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