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Articles in Nov 20, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• New York City Partnership and Chamber of Commerce
• Charles Dunn Company
• Carving a development niche
• Insignia Financial Group Inc. releases third quarter results
• Gale Company now offering facility management services
• CRESA Partners expanding New York office staff
• Housing federation holds legal seminar Oct. 23
• GVA Williams
• Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels
• Goldman Sachs' Whitehall, Sienna Capital reach agreement with C&W
• IREM membership has its priviledges
• Coach moves to Flatiron
• Halstead to sell Tower Penthouse
• Leases
• Thornton to receive Hoover Medal
• The Northern New Jersey Chapter of the Urban Land Institute
• Agents
• Outsourcing management in a soft market
  by Edward T. Lagrassa
• Playing both sides: Property management and leasing under one roof
  by David Levy
• Around the town events seminars meetings talks
• A la mode to develop new mortgage software
• Katz & Associates
• Legg Mason Real Estate Services
• Insignia forms Canadian alliance
• Industry should consider licensing property managers
  by David Kuperberg
• Red Lobster to open restaurant at 5 Times Square
• 'Green' building gets $101M in financing
• Residential awards announced Oct. 22
• HPD to be profiled on Channel 25
• Encore Monroe
• Corbin Hill
• HPD celebrates new Brooklyn homes
• Hire a licensed contractor
  by Gretchen Dykstra
• Reebok opens in N.J
• Fidelity to acquire Eastern Financial Systems Inc
• Pinnacle Communities, Ltd
• LZA Technology
• Carving a development niche
• Property management technologies prove right stuff at right time
  by Joseph A. Lagano
• Resnick sees strong Downtown leasing
• IDA gives fund for hospital, school
• 'HOME' Art Show opens
• AREW to celebrate 25th anniversary
• Trammell Crow Company
• Insignia Douglas Elliman
• Real Estate: Finance
• Conference center sold
• Industry realizing benefits of using web-based technologies
  by Eric Forman
• Lilith enters NYC market
• Construction started on The Bristal assisted living facility in LI
• Trump suing city for $500 million
  by Natalie Keith
• Home-Link Services, Inc
• Colliers ABR, Inc
• Condos to have garden retreat
• AT&T selects Gale Co
• Antique store moves to 66 Crosby Street
• Market Intelligence to test new software
• AREW to celebrate 25th anniversary
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Insignia/ESG
• Related Companies project wins Urban Land Institute award
• Editorial Calendar 2003
• Around the town events seminars meetings talks
• 57 Bond St. project spearheading NoHo neighborhood revitalization
• Newmark scares up a Halloween Party for its friends and family in Central Park
• Marais offers Chelsea affordable alternative
  by Kathleen O'Hara
• Trammell Crow Company
• The Staubach Company
• Carl Marks Real Estate, Claremont Group sells 3 parcel TriBeCa site
• Weighing in on the changing face of property ownership
  by Gregg Popkin
• Furniture store moves to 200 Madison Avenue
• New Boston to use Metropole marketing tools