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Articles in Nov 6, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Optimism abounds in housing market
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Frontier Building Products
• Conference center finished
• Stribling: Manhattan market still strong
• Leases
• $23.5 million estate for sale
• Residential building to be constructed on 3 Tribeca lots
• $25M project done at 111 Eighth Ave
• PWC holds golf outing Sept. 23 in Harrison
• Melrose undergoing quiet transformation
  by Magnus Magnusson
• Financing arranged
• Events seminars meetings talks
• RealEC Technologies does 1.2 million transactions
• Tales from ground zero: an engineer shares his experiences after 9/11
  by Kathleen O'Hara
• Pinnacle Communities, Ltd
• Sales
• Computer scanning and control is key to lower water and fuel bills
  by Elie Jabbour
• Chelsea residential project topped out
• Manhattan experiencing mini townhouse boom
• C&W's Paul Glickman wins tennis tournament
• Insignia expands into Southern Africa
• M. Robert Goldman & Company, Inc
• Report: nationwide markets expected to soften through 2003
• $6.5M loan closed
• Insignia forms affiliation with Indianapolis firm
• CapitalThinking offers new software
• Carlton Advisory Services
• Open Space Institute acquires 93 acres in Garrison, New York
• Residential roundtable
• 43 West 64 will be ready in fall 2003
• Fashion Institute of Technology launches construction project Oct. 17
• Israel Bonds to honor Floyd Warkol
• Empire State Building sees increase in leasing, tourism
• Colliers ABR, Inc
• C&W named agent for 717 Fifth
• Some using security deposit alternatives to retain tenants
• Prime Manhattan completes 22 leases
• Adult community opens in Rye
• Real Estate Board of New York
• 'Mercy Manhattan' completed
• Insignia's gerringer: first-time buyers flooding residential market
  by Andrew Gerringer
• The role of the broker
  by Louise Phillips Forbes
• Project gets okay'd
• TransactionPoint new NAR partner
• National Automobile Dealers Association
• Re-development for Capuchin Friars in Garrison, New York
• Newmark celebrates national expansion at tavern on the green client reception
• Chelsea Village an example of Lightstone's work
• Garden State among Top 500
• Clayman team closes 87 deals
• Westchester County Board of Realtors
• Agents
• Sheldon Good & Company to auction off properties Nov. 19
• NYC faces restraints on building new housing
  by Ben Bobker
• Moody's report: multifamily, retail strong, but office weak
• Mortgage company to use FNIS appraisal software
• Joseph Rizzo
• 'Corporate accountability' bringing more attention to environmental liability
• Cleaning up at museums, airports and bus terminals
  by Robert Bertuglia, Jr.
• Citi Habitat named agent for 505 West 54th Street
• Investors warned about paying too much for Class A office space
• SoHo architectural firm picked for university job