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Articles in Oct 31, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Management who's news personnel
• QPMG selected by city to develop Queens parking garage
• Downtown Alliance pledges $6m for WTC impacted firms
• Around the town events seminars meetings talks
• NJ DOT awarded $4m grant
• Insignia/ESG slected by city to arrange sale leaseback
• Penn Station redevelopment subject of AREW Nov. 6 lunch
• Levien & Company wins award for restoration project
• Modell's moves to Woodbridge
• Now good time for 1031 exchange
  by Guy Smilovich
• Companies dispaced by WTC diaster facing space shortage
• Yeshiva College to honor Harriet and Joshua Muss
• Ground broken on $14M condo project
• Estee Lauder deal to move forward
• New Jersey company creates Sept. 11 memorial
• NYARM Expo well attended
  by Parke Chapman
• Seagram building to install Roy Lichtenstein sculvture
• Insignia report: 3Q apartment prices mixed picture
• Leases signed at 1410 Broadway
• North Bergen waterfront tower attracting interest from renters
• Court ruling limits billboards.
  by Parke Chapman
• Company donates fencing to disaster site
• Hunter Management Corp. appointed manager for 150 Fulton St
• 2151 Broadway space goes to Garrick Aug Worldwide leasing team
• Telecom data centers facing identity crisis
  by Richard Van Houten, Jr.
• IA organizes WTC fundraiser
• Loews Cineplex to open new 34th Street theater
• Leases
• RKF named agent for space at Trump building
• Building available for lease
• On the real estate scene
• Downtown Alliance conducts survey after WTC disaster
• RE/MAX still optimistic about New York State residential market
• SEC signs new lease
• Annaly Mortgage Management reports 3Q earnings
• Swiss Re files lawsuit against Silverstein prop
  by Parke Chapman
• NYU to build 12-story biomedical research building
• James Houlihan awarded 'Spirit of Ireland' award Oct. 15
• Garrick Aug named agent for 4 Columbus Circle space
• Accountant details condemnation rules
  by Seymour Taub
• Seminar tackles workplace terrorism
  by Parke Chapman
• Residential market still hot despite trade center tragedy
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Cooper Square Realty to be honored by IREM Nov. 14
• Housing agency awarded $1M grant
• New Egg digital imaging system lets realtors create virtual tours
• William Mack pledges $10m to health system
• 'Window of opportunity' for investors with 2000 Census
  by Natalie Keith
• 'Sick building syndrome' discussed at NYARM Expo
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• New six-story building going up at 351 East 54th Street
• Real financing estate
• Principal Capital signs contract for asset and portfolio mngmt. Services