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Articles in Jan 29, 2003 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Society of Industrial and Office Realtors
• Insignia/ESG
• Sales
• Mayor Bloomberg charting a course for the future of New York City
  by Richard T. Anderson
• Imagine New York receives recognition
• Northern New Jersey industrial market a mixed bag
  by William R. Waxman
• Silcon completes N.J. renovation
• Lightstone Group
• Vollmer Associates
• Feldman Equities investing in distressed retail properties
  by Larry Feldman
• Transit-oriented development getting green light
  by Anthony L. Marchetta
• Looking at the year ahead in New York real estate
  by Arnold A. Gruber
• Cosentini to design fiber optic network for Woodbridge, N.J
• C&W's Lauzon named 'Young Real Estate Man of the Year'
• Real Estate Board of New York
• Workspeed, Inc
• Foreign investors fall short of goal
• Agents
• Making construction safety is a priority for industry
  by Louis J. Coletti
• Although sluggish, Manhattan market looks strong compared to other cities
• Jarmel Kizel comvletes AIG fit-out
• VVA Index: construction costs on the decline
• KOR Companies
• Real Estate Board of New York
• Looking into the cystal ball for 2003
  by David M. Michonski
• Construction contract act poses challenges for owners, contractors
  by Mario J. Suarez
• Leewood CEO: investing in real estate: still safer than stocks?
  by Randy Lee
• Events seminars meetings talks
• C&W's Bruce Mosler receives humanitarian award
• $85M financing for 75 Broad completed
• NAI James E. Hanson, Inc
• Insignia/ESG
• Companies putting continuity planning at the forefront of operations
  by Katie S. Burdorf
• Agility is the key to success in multifamily market
  by Kim Nash
• Long Island market showing resilience
  by Jonathan Goldman
• Aztec completes 3 fit-outs at Vantage Court in N.J
• New Jersey Business magazine rates Cushman & Wakefield #1
• Trammell Crow Company
• Vollmer Associates
• Owners ignoring mold issues at their own peril, Coffey says
  by Kenneth Coffey
• Owners should protect assets from environmental woes
  by Bill Cohen
• Surging ahead in 2003
  by Leslie Wohlman Himmel
• San Carlos Hotel to reopen May '03
• Environmental and real estate experts discussed the increased complaints and litigation caused by mold-related problems at a recent REBNY seminar sponsored by the Ambient Group
• Buildings impacted by tax scandal to see values rise by 23%, city says
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Lightstone Group
• Vollmer Associates
• Levien wins award
• Benchmarking an effective tool for evaluating projects
  by Andrew R. Mann
• Second home market soars in Sullivan County
  by Elise Platt
• Energy coalition to hold trade fair Feb. 12
• Clarett Group principal to address AREW Feb. 4
• Proposed South Street Seaport development under fire
• Urban Land Institute
• Nontraditional Employment for Women
• Annual review & forecast
• Uncertainty is the word in NJ
  by David Simson
• Keeping occupancy high during challenging times
  by Jeffrey H. Newman
• Work on City Center at White Plains moving forward
• GVA Williams weathers stagnant market in 2002
• Whitehead updates IREM
  by Susan Goodman
• Clarett Group
• Vollmer Associates
• W&M leasing strong in 2002
• C&W NJ 'cautiously optimistic' for 2003
  by Christopher Kinum
• Demanding economy requires creativity
  by Arthur Fefferman
• Princeton not hurting as much as other parts of New Jersey
  by Vincent Marano
• Building employees with Local 32BJ
• 2002 a challenging year for industry, panel says
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Civil Court of the City of New York
• Atco Properties & Management, Inc
• Report: sale prices drop 3%
• Consolo: let's have it for cheer
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Real estate proves to be remarkably stable in unstable economy
  by Frederick W. Peters
• Tenant expectations can be a challenge for brokers
  by James B. Buslik
• Westminster hospitality group opens hotel in livingston, N.J