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Articles in Nov 14, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• New city-state agency to lead downtown rebuilding efforts
  by Parke Chapman
• Fed cuts interest rates another half point
  by Parke Chapman
• 63rd Street pedestrian bridge wins award
• Real Estate Financing
• Turner gets contract
• Who's News
• Break Ground At Times Square Tower
• A and L Enterprises accepting listings
• Renaissance Plaza opens with Harlem celebration
• Hunter retained for Staten Island office project
• On the Real Estate Scene
• Federal tax breaks key to rebuilding downtown
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• eVentures Capital Partners signs Stamford lease
• Insignia's Rudin to be honored Nov. 27
• Stamford's Norelco building wins BOMA award
• Net leasing becoming more popular
  by Natalie Keith
• Picking up the pieces from Ground Zero: Tony Pagano, Chief Executive Officer, OD&P
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Taxpayers can claim Sept. 11 losses
• Spectrum Skanska reveals 750 new luxury homes in tri-state area
• Interior Contracting completes project
• Mack-Cali rRealty corp
• SOM chairman urges industry to push for Penn Station project
  by Natalie Keith
• REBNY to hold seminar Nov. 29
• MrOfficeSpace to provide listings for New York state web site
• Ashforth Warburg to hold art exhibit to benefit World Trade Center victims
• Two Lower East Side lofts to be converted into new residences
• Real estate industry thinning ranks
  by Parke Chapman
• Fleet provides $114M financing for apts
• Israel Bonds to honor Rechler
• JesterTek introduces new tool for homebuyers
• Fisk Building to get new lobby under renovations
• SoLita Building opens downtown
• Trump weighs in on WTC tragedy
  by Parke Chapman
• Retail space at Carl Fisher
• Rittenhouse offers security advice at RE Technology Forum
• Upgrades at Mountain Technology Center complete
• York Hunter breaks ground on new condo project
• $6 million raised to renovate Vietnam Veterans Plaza
• SL Green in joint venture to buy 1250 Broadway
• Leases
• Investment in 24-hour cities to be explored at CRE lunch
• Around the Town Events Seminars Meetings Talks
• Kushner Companies recently broke ground at The Horizons at Franklin Lakes, an upscale, active adult rental community on Franklin Avenue in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
• Real estate may be strong investment in weak economy
• Kalian enters joint venture with Spectrum Skanska
• AvalonBay Communities celebrates opening of new apartments in Freehold
• Horst Design International hired by Maraolo Shoes
• Bank of America taps Jones Lang LaSalle, Trammel Crow
• 12-building portfolio sold for $78 million
• CREWNY dinner Nov. 15 to feature WTC benefit
• Cronheim, Kaempffer establish partnership
• York Hunter has broken ground on the new Greenwich Street apartments, a $14 million loft condominium project in Greenwich Village featuring a large, architecturally detailed glass curtain wail facade