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Articles in March 27, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Empire State Building sold
  by Parke Chapman
• Barry D. Mayer
• Newmark & Company Real Estate, Inc
• U.S. Senate considering Lower-Income Housing Tax Credit bill
• Tokyo office space good deal for U.S
• Hunter Realty announced that Samsung America, Inc
• Around the town: Events seminars meetings talks
• Housing prices flatten in Chelsea neighborhood
• MortgageRamp launches new 'FastTrak' service
• Down market creates unique opportunities for investors
  by Mark Gordon
• Can industry repair image?
  by Parke Chapman
• Herbert S. Agin
• Allied Property Group
• 150,000-SF office building at 609 Fifth Ave. sold for $65M
• Office market 'coming down to earth' since Sept. 11
  by James Meiskin
• Reckson Associates announced that RJS Associates
• Insignia/ESG announced that Lockheed Martin
• Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P
• Eastern Consolidated Properties completes three retail transactions in Manhattan
• Hotel still coping with 9/11 fallout
  by Barry S. Mann
• Recovery may take longer than expected
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Stephen D'Amato
• Property Markets Group
• Schumer passes Associated Builders and Owners of Greater NY for helping 9/11 Victims pay the rent
• Dunwell picked for 56th St. project
• Insignia/ESG announced that North Fork Bank has signed a 15-year
• Metropolitan Title and Grnty to become Commerce Title
• Titan Capital, Inc
• GoLoan reports 82 percent jump over 2001
• Cranwell Resort almost complete
• City eyeing tax reform after assessor scandal: Bill would allow city to recoup tax loss
  by Parke Chapman
• Gail A. Roseman
• A&J Realty announced the appointment of CB Richard Ellis
• Philip Altheim honored at AHRC'S "A Special Night for Special Children"
• Newmark report: Vacancies up slightly in February
• Albert B. Ashforth, Inc
• GVA Williams announced that KS Engineers
• Winter & Company
• WaMu opens another branch at 2139 Broadway
• Economy showing signs of recovery
  by Vincent J. Bagnoli, Jr.
• Co-op City considering privatization
  by Natalie Keith
• Brandywine Realty Trust
• Thomas M. Hamm & Company, Inc. announced the sale of University Tower Hotel
• New York among top three cities for investing
• SoNo offering real estate solutions
  by Sheila Smith
• Insignia/ESG announced the that the New York Blood Center
• Cushman & Wakefield announced that Northeast Conference
• Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, LLC/iCap Realty Advisors
• Talbots opens Commack store
• RFR Davis planning more extended stay hotels
• Owners saving for a rainy day
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Nick Kim
• GVA Williams announced the sale of four flex buildings
• Engineering firms merge
• Outsourcing payroll an option
  by Michael Alter
• Julien J. Studley Inc
• Jones Lang LaSalle announced that the McDonald's Corporation
• David Cronheim Mortgage Corporation
• Marcus & Millichap signs up with CoStar
• Developers can recoup rehabilitation costs with tax credit
  by Ron Katz
• Bar Building adds Steinway piano to lobby
• John G. Rubinacci
• Federation of N.Y. Housing cancels April 7 tradeshow: Will hold series of seminars instead
• Gerber/Somma Associates
• CREW kicks off "headliner series"
• Cushman & Wakefield announced that the LEGO Company
• Meridian Capital Group
• Mack-Cali Realty announces broker awards
• Developers may be able to take advantage of new tax law
• Two Trees tapped by EDC for Downtown Brooklyn project
• Dean R. Mon
• Honeywell International, Inc. announced the appointment of the Garibaldi Group
• Roseman receives award
• IRS changes impact fees rule for developers
• W&M Properties
• The Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide announced that Faltings Enterprises, Inc
• Caramoor Capital Group
• Downtown projects approved in Fairlawn
• Lodging market ends 2001 on a strong note
  by Tom McConnell
• TenantWise report: Some tenants stayed, others left downtown after Sept. 11
  by Parke Chapman

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