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Articles in Dec 18, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• LMDC to hold hearings on trade center designs
• Prudential New Jersey Properties
• Manufacturer to move back to Queens with city funding
• HRH to serve as construction mngr. for White Plains residential tower
• Fisk Building planning to cash in on Columbus Circle success
  by George Fabian
• Midtown transit needs should not be ignored
  by Clifford Dr. Bragdon
• AZEK Trimboards help reduce termite infestation
• Economic Development Corp. issuing RFP for Harlem site
• W.P. Carey & Co. LLC
• Finance: Real Estate
• One man, two hats
  by Denise Mann
• A review of Manhattan retail neighborhoods from East to West
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Pier Village development underway
• ICREW celebrates 20th anniversary
• SL Green buys Daily News building
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Houlihan/Lawrence announced that Lorraine Dobransky
• The New Jersey State Opera
• Wells announces quarterly dividend
• Brownstone sales strong
• Leases
• Partnership to provide virtual tour technology
• Group releases design review guidelines
• William Raveis Real Estate and Home Services
• Retailers showing strong interest in NYC
• Sales
• Disposing of real estate using corporate trade
  by William Hedman
• Residential market hits year-end snag
  by Andrew Heiberger
• Home Buyer's Workshop held
• Levine Builders
• Hunter Realty Organization, LLC
• In challenging times, firms reanalyzing business structure
  by Richard Economou
• How to get the most advertising bang for the buck
  by Nick Chavin
• Around the town: events, seminars, meetings talks
• Grubb & Ellis extends agreement with CT-based Aetna for 3 years
• Housing part of Harlem renaissance
  by Natalie Keith
• Houlihan/Lawrence announced that Rudolf Dobransky
• Agents
• Mixed-use condo development to rise in Chelsea
• Foundation finds new office space at 20 Exchange Place
• New Jersey industrial market holds its own in third quarter
  by Stan Danzig
• PWC holds Grand Networking Trade Fair
• State of Israel Bonds
• The Scholarship Fund for Inner City Children
• Downtown residents plan to stay despite 9/11, survey says
• Owners, managers using Metropole to accelerate leasing
  by Robert S. Siegel
• Landmarks Conservancy awards $260,000 church restoration grant
• NSB Holding to merge with Liberty Bancorp
• Economic Development Corp. issues RFP for Long Island City
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• Colliers ABR, Inc
• Tishman negotiates new lease for law firm at 2 WFC
• The shift to a tenant's market
  by Michelle Stone
• W.P. Carey & Co. increases quarterly dividend to .431
• Hospital opens satellite center
• Trammell Crow Company
• Goodfellow Homes
• Insignia forms affiliation with Raleigh, N.C. firm
• In down market, brokers sweeten services
  by David Levy
• Levien hired as project manager for Hebrew Home for the Aged
• City & Suburban closes $24m loans in NY, CT
• ON-SITE Sales & Marketing, LLC
• Garden State Commercial Services
• Studley completes 39,000-SF sublease
• Market is down, but it's not as bad as the 'bad old days'
  by Matthew S. McDonough
• Sublease space continued to return to market in November
• Ground broken on 500,00 SF industrial building in Jersey City