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Articles in April 10, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Kristen Bacorn
• Anthony V. Curto
• High-rise lobbies should be designed with care
  by Juan J. Alayo
• Refinancing activity at an all-time high
  by Edward Howe, III
• Affordable housing poses many challenges for developer
  by Marvin H. Meltzer
• City HEP classes announced for 2002
• IREM donates to WTC fund
• Hotel market on the mend, report says
  by Parke Chapman
• Ira Marx
• Downtown Ossining seeing its share of new investment
• Multi-family Q&A
• Central Park West condominium on the market for $57 million
• Former Carter Wallace campus in Cranbury for sale
• Real finance estate
• Renovation reaps rising rents
  by Parke Chapman
• Donald A. Capoccia
• 12-story building to rise at 171 Lexington Ave
• Residential market comes storming back in 2002
  by Frederick W. Peters
• Rent control board should consider owners' rising costs
  by Robert Nelson
• Around the town: Events seminars meetings talks
• American ORT chapter leaders meet for briefing by world ORT leader
• Housing market weathered storm
  by Elaine Misonznik
• Brain White
• Designing luxury
• Security systems an important feature of residential buildings
  by Lucien Bohbot
• LCOR putting finishing touches on Gaslight Commons in South Orange
• WPI changes name to Palisades Financial
• Outdoor space common in penthouse designs
• Nino's Restaurant 9/11 Fund to hold benefit
• Wayne M. Withrow
• Alchemy Properties building new penthouses in Tribeca
• Outlook encouraging for multi-family sector in Westchester
  by Arthur Collins
• Court reverses lead paint law decision, but issue lingers
  by Robert Grant
• Weiss marketing 70,000 SF space
• Newmark hosts disaster recovery seminar
• Grubb & Ellis acquires consulting firm
• Mitch Perl
• Hampton Inns opening three hotels in Manhattan
• 80/20 program a useful tool for residential development
  by Christopher M. Cotter
• Owner should be proactive in addressing antenna issues
  by Jeffrey A. Moerdler
• Insignia/ESG appointed property manager for N.J. data center
• NJ-NAIOP hosts symposium
• William J. Cariste
• Laurie McBride
• Six-story TriBeCa townhouse on the market for $7.5 million
• Eight buildings complete in Coney Island
• Leases
• Apartments in Kew Gardens Hills under renovation
• WhereToLive, Motient sign agreement
• Luxury retailer to triple size of flagship
  by Parke Chapman
• Eric S. Yarbro
• Sales
• Dunwell wins bid
• Residential market defying recession trend
  by Andrew Heiberger
• Mack-Cali developing 95,000-SF building for Verizon
• Marketing Directors named agent for 150 Nassau
• Thomas E. Hankins
• The marketing directors wins 'Silver Awards'
• Cambridge Realty Capital Company offering new equity investment prgm
• Spring will bring rising rental rates
  by Robert Scaglion
• Potamkin Auto Group reopens dealership
• Restored Riverwood units for sale
• Engineering firm forms, tech group
• C. Stuart Hunt
• Agents
• EDC finalizes sale of property to Jamaica Hospital
• VJB chief: High-rise renovations a tall order
  by Vincent J. Bagnoli
• Lincoln Building has 36,000 SF space available
• Sales under way at The Seville
• CoStar reaches agreements with GMAC, Fannie Mae