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Articles in Feb 27, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Boom times in Brooklyn
  by Natalie Keith
• Trammell Crow Company
• Silverstein discusses WTC rebuilding with AREW
• Corporate America rethinking security in wake of WTC attacks
  by Patrick Brosnan
• Cityfeet announces new partnership
• Colliers, ABR announced that First Commercial Bank has signed an 11,000 SF lease at 750 Third Ave. in New York City
• New brownfields law enacted
  by Ram Sundar
• Management who's news personnel
• The HK Group announced the sale of 161 Cross Highway
• Trinity assessing buildings for security needs post Sept. 11
  by Jim Doran
• Analyzing the benefits of location
  by William Stallkamp
• Titan Capital, Inc
• PWC forum: Wealth of opportunity in New Jersey
• Panel: In-security the new threat post Sept. 11
  by Parke Chapman
• ConAgra Foods announced the appointment of GVA Williams as its exclusive sublease agent
• Solid foundations
• Security a high priority
  by Joshua Zamir
• Precept hires Leeb
• T. Weiss Realty announced that Impact Rx has signed a 6,200 SF lease at 532 Broadhollow Corporate Center in Melville, N.Y
• Using space wisely in a down market
  by Michael Silver
• Developer moves forward with 17th St. hotel project
  by Parke Chapman
• CB Richard Ellis announced the sale of 25 Martine Ave
• Each building has unique security needs in the post-Sept. 11 world
  by Dominick Ripillino
• Construction firms addressing security
  by Todd Schwartz
• The Community Preservation Corporation arranged a $2.1 million acquisition loan for Lakeshore Club Apartments
• Levien celebrates 10 years
• Roseland Management Co
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• ID Detective can help owners monitor visitors to buildings
• Around the town: Events Seminars Meetings Talks
• David Cronheim Mortgage Corporation arranged a $3.9 million permanent loan for 1260 Silas Deane Highway
• Ford recounts details of Sept. 11
• Abacus controls, Inc. announced the appointment of Coldwell Banker Commercial/Feist & Feist Realty Corp
• Trinity execs to address B'nai B'rith
• Data Dictionary important step for commercial mortgage industry
• CoStar reports 4Q earnings
• Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, LLC/iCap Realty Advisors
• Verizon Avenue offers new approach to multifamily market
  by Kevin Kirkland
• Silverstein settles: 2 insurers to pay $356 million
  by Parke Chapman
• Goldstein & Associates Realty Inc
• Leasing steady at Fisk Building
• Many factors must be weighed with security decisions
  by John Abruzzo
• Meridian Capital Group
• Jones Lang LaSalle
• Bronx's City & Suburban celebrates Day of Nativity
• New look for Syska Hennessy Group
• Schnee Realty
• Security roundtable
• Internet provides valuable technology infrastructure tool
  by Todd Fisher
• M. Robert Goldman & Company of New Jersey, Inc
• REBNY report: Manhattan co-op market still strong in 2001
• Predicting the unpredictable
  by Parke Chapman
• Besen & Associates
• The Pennmark adds new stimulus to W. 34th St. renaissance
• Design issues impacted by security questions
  by Matthew B. Jarmel
• Winter & Company arranged a $2.8 million acquisition financing for a 28,000 SF Circuit City store in Holbrook, N.Y
• Goldstein & Associates Realty, Inc
• Greater New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management
• Cooperation results in fewer injuries
• SBWE announced the sale of an 80,000 SF manufacturing facility in South River, N.J
• Village of Hempstead hails revitalization efforts
• Data concerns taking priority
  by Raymond Chalme
• Community Preservation Corporation
• T. Weiss Realty Corp
• Consolo, Rufrano to speak Feb. 28