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Articles in Jan 16, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Silverstein to address AREW Feb. 5
• Leases
• Real estate
• Phipps Houses honors three for city roles
• 2000s AD
  by Elaine Misonznik
• Dominic J. Paccione
• First-time homebuyers get lift with new real estate tax law
  by Erik Effros
• NACORE holiday party held
• Insignia moves back to downtown offices
• UFT shows faith moving offices to downtown
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• New financing brings Everest Broadband to $88 million in capitalization to date
• First Industrial marketing 2 million SF of space in NJ
• "Host-A-Teacher" program to provide affordable housing
• ABO providing housing help to WTC victims
• FW Dodge report: Construction starts down in November
• Comcast acquisition puts spotlight on Philadelphia
• Strong leasing at Union space
• Bloomberg: WTC to have office space
  by Parke Chapman
• The Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide
• Retail will see shakeout
  by Corey Bialow
• 1.5M SF Cedarbridge Corporate Campus planned
• Greenthal Mngmt. develops emergency plan
• Landlords seen proactive with tenant bankruptcies
  by Natalie Keith
• Turning five in NYC: Staubach Company New York Regional Office
• 3-D can help control peak electric demand
• East Hanover, Edison leases signed
• Spec building in Hoboken
  by Parke Chapman
• Business Group honors C&W's Arthur Mirante II
• Events seminars meetings talks
• National Redevelopment, LLC
• American ORT honors three at annual lunch
• Much can be done to address mold contamination
  by David Harvey
• W.P. Carey & Co. arranges sale leaseback transaction
• LMRC gets Tomson
  by Parke Chapman
• Bronx has new storage facility
• Park avenue condo sold for $18.25 M
• Florham Park Business Campus
• Management personnel
• Hudson Park RFP deadline extended
• Soffes wood architecture to design two bank branches
• Public projects could face uncertain future under Bloomberg
  by Parke Chapman