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Articles in March 13, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Family feud could result in two property auctions
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Peter Lockhart
• Joe Scholes
• Berdon report details Sept. 11 impact
• Boroughs seeing renewed interest since Sept. 11
  by John Maltz
• Signature Bank opens 1st Westchester branch
• JCC to honor George Figliolia
• Andrew W. Osborne
• Vincent A. Fantauzzi
• Sales
• Westchester County poised for economic upswing
  by Al Gutierrez
• CoStar, CB Richard Ellis reach service agreement
• Ciardullo funds weather program
• Leewood continues affordable housing
• NIMBYs have their say: Tax assessor scandal cited in parking garage battle
  by Parke Chapman
• Stephen K. Milgrom
• Gerard F. X. Geier, II
• Lemle: Too soon to predict long-term impact of 9/11 in Westchester Cnty
  by L. Craig Lemle
• Fairfield County sees 4Q vacancy jump
• Report: Opportunity funds raised $17 billion in 2001
• Seminars to be part of April 7 housing show
• Dennis Sherry
• Jack M. Cohen
• Agents
• Tenants exploring suburban leasing alternatives
  by Christian Benedetto
• Cushman & Wakefield of Connecticut, Inc. announced that Amaranth Advisors LLS has signed a six-year
• GVA Williams growing asset management sector
• Hotel report: Investors must look to future
• Steve Schlegel
• Patricia J. Lancaster
• Popularity of synthetic leases waning since Enron debacle
  by Parke Chapman
• LI's North Shore residential market still blooming, despite lack of supply
  by Louise P. Brooks
• Paragon gaining steam
• Flame of Charity raises $264,000
• Downtown retailers buoyed by tourism
  by Parke Chapman
• Sri Sambamurthy
• Daniel Kaplan
• Panel: Disaster planing key to security survival
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Northern N.J. slowdown continues
  by Jeffrey M. Schotz
• New database offered by NAI/Friedland Rlty
• First Industrial acquires industrial space
• 'Burbs booming with activity
• Raymond A. Sohmer
• Elbert P. Ashland
• Around the town: Events seminars meetings talks
• Leasing activity solid throughout W&M portfolio
  by Jeffrey H. Newman
• Staubach offers tips for successful relocation
  by James J. Medenbach
• To buy or remodel, that is the homeowner's question
• Bloomberg taking more control of downtown redevelopment
  by Parke Chapman
• Julio C. Figueroa
• Jones Lang LaSalle
• Gale reports strong leasing
• New pedestrian bridge at WTC site
• With negative absorption, NJ seeing 16% vacancy rate
• Neighborhood Housing Services offering new program
• Merger forms CoreNet Global
• Dino Piccini
• Stephen Oder
• Smaller tenants looking to buy, rather than lease, space
  by Suzanne Macnow
• Downturn brings more sublease space
  by Dean J. Shapiro
• Cost segregation studies can result in tax savings
  by David Grant
• Real estate finance
• Barclays renews lease
• David Kriegel
• John Kuhn
• Long Island still weathering economic storm
  by Richard Caputi
• With $12 billion volume, Holliday ranked largest
• Partnerships key to Denholtz success
  by Ken Mayo
• Grubb & Ellis awarded Pinnacle Award by BOMA