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Articles in April 18, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• MANAGEMENT Who's News PERSONNEL
• New regs govern building signs
• Manhattan apartment market unshaken despite economy
• Hartz, Boston Properties among BOMA honorees
• Slowing economy hasn't hurt condos
• The Gap announces that six Manhattan stores will close
  by Parke Chapman
• PWC honors Battery Park's green building at awards banquet
• GVA Williams reports 300 percent growth
• UrbanAmerica gets funding
• Former Chock Full O' Nuts restaurant leases are for sale
• Garden St. hi-tech park receives approval from Neptune Twp
• Property managers gear up for another long summer
  by Natalie Keith
• The changing responsibilities of construction managers
  by C. Jaye Berger
• Group honors banks for community service
• Emmes buys Rockefeller Townhouses
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• HVS International releases 2001 guide for hotel/motel fees
• New Benetton store on Upper East Side
• Levy, Siegler, and Henyan win REBNY Residential Awards
• Massey Knakal sells 2 East Side buildings
• Real commercial parking
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Chamber president addresses ABO
• Historic Vail Mansion gets new life as boutique hotel
• 'Almost like a homecoming'
  by Parke Chapman
• REBNY hosts sublet seminar
• 'Attack Boss' sleeps well
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Apartment demand in north New Jersey continues to surge
• Family Reunion
  by Natalie Keith
• BOMA-NJ meets with Bret Schundler tonight
• Fifth Avenue gets better vision
• Insignia/ESG announces promotions at awards dinner
• City gives Kalikow 'eminent migraine'
  by Parke Chapman
• New City Tech program fills need for facilities managers
• Brokers win 3 Mercedes-Benz leases
• Elliman.com helps borrowers gain their financial figures
• EDC selects Minskoff
  by Natalie Keith
• Mr. & Mrs. Durst honored for environmental work
• BID promotes festival
• eCorcoran program is honored