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Articles in Jan 2, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Insignia Douglas Elliman raises $400,00 by canceling Xmas party
• Lansco named agent for 345 W. 42nd St
• RE/MAX top real estate firm on magazine entrepreneur list
• Management who's news personnel
• Around the Town: Events Seminars Meetings Talks
• Home study program available for brokers to renew licenses
• GiantLoop, Con Edison reach agreement
• Leases
• East 57th Street world's most expensive retail
• Report: Most residential sales below $500,000
  by Parke Chapman
• Manhattan townhouse sales booming
• "Clearly First" boutique complete
• Defining building class in Fairfield County
  by Kevin Foley
• Thompson to address IREM
• Real Financing Estate
• CREWNY raises $8,800 to benefit Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
• IBS gets more financing
• Greenwich Village to celebrate Eighth Street improvements
• Mark Shilen Textile signs 8-year lease
• New home warranties offer owners protection
  by Albert F. Pennisi
• Housing code violation info available on internet
• New marketing strategy for 1042 Madison Ave
• Mack-Cali signs 15-year NJ lease
• Home Depot making NYC its new home
  by Parke Chapman
• Adam Weinstein, president & CEO Phipps Houses Group; 'A non-proft Cinderella story'
• Housing among issues discussed by Gail Brewer at NYARM dinner
• Butler, Irvine form alliance
• 'Miracle' on 34th Street: Retail spared the worst since Sept. 11
  by Parke Chapman
• Nixon Peabody gives $24,085 to WTC fund
• Design for New York Times HQ revealed
• Taconic sponsoring exhibit in 111 Eight Avenue lobby
• Forest City Ratner funds firefighter 9/11 memorial
  by Elaine Misonznik
• CMS selected for NJ job
• Housing show to be held April 7
• Sofitel New York wins award