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Articles in April 25, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Winstar files for Chapter 11
  by Natalie Keith
• Cush/Wake Report shows steady demand on Long Island
• Bear Malkin addresses IREM
  by Natalie Keith
• Manhattan's office market cools off
  by Ray O'Keefe
• School construction: Booming in 2001 and beyond
  by Craig Belesi
• Manhattan market continues to soften
• The building's ready when THEY say so
  by Parke Chapman
• Panel says electricity supply is fine, but the demand is outrageous
  by Natalie Keith
• New York is 7th most expensive city
• Israel Bonds luncheon honors 3
• Retail market in an overdue correction
  by Robin Abrams
• Downtown residential market advances
  by Andrew Heiberger
• Gracious Home gets new lease
• MLBKaye leaving the Rock
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Diversified and Hegy announce merger
• Malkin will moderate Fairfield roundtable
• New alliance with Equis creates opportunities for minority vendor
• First quarter verdict: Very uninspiring
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Apartment market getting clearer
  by Neil Binder
• Erehwon Mountain Outfitters unveils new retail image
• Landmarks gets new chief
  by Natalie Keith
• Newmark adds tenants to Chelsea Market roster
• Brooklyn's DUMBO makes its debut at brokerage soiree
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• The industry takes a deserved breather
• Corporate housing market is still hot
  by David Lorenzo
• Market breathing room can be such a mixed blessing
  by Marc G. Schauer
• Insignia hired for StuyTown
  by Doug Miller
• Insignia/ESG announces new EMDs
• Malkin at B'nai B'rith
• Applied will construct N. J.'s tallest residential building
• Market playing wait-and-see
  by Frank Doyle
• Will this President Bush prove to be our friend or foe?
  by Kurt Padavano
• Two new sites for L'Occitane
• W&M PROPERTIES HOSTS TOUR
• Increased development in the West 50s paves way for Foundry
• MLS is reportedly near death
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Hunter is representative for Zim relocation
• Sublease space market emerged in first quarter 2001
  by Ted Rotante
• Still 'untouchable,' market will rebound
  by Joseph Moinian
• MANAGEMENT Who's News PERSONNEL
• Keeping a company's head above water through geographics
  by Ken Fioretti
• AJC honors Arthur Mirante with human relations award
• Prosper during a slow economic cycle!
  by Jeffrey H. Newman
• Industrial market in N.J. will continue to grow in 2001
  by Hayden Tiger
• Rents stable in Fairfield as new availabilities relieve space squeeze
  by John D. Goodkind
• REBNY names DOY
• DaimlerChrysler Capitals car winners
• Cushman honored with BOMA/NY award for top building
• Lincoln Building modernization next to focus on conference center
• Stock decline favors real estate
  by Jerome C. Silvey
• Garment District holds value even in this wrinkly market
  by Colleen Mcdonald
• Domain Fashions announces expansion plan in northeast
• Profile Of The Week: Peter Ricker, Norman Jacobson Mb Real Estate
• Commercial space's demand remains strong in New Jersey
  by Joseph R. Romano
• BOMA honors Cushman again
• Market's peaked, but payoff's coming
  by George Fabian
• It's not your father's LIC
  by Franklin S. Zuckerbrot
• Ground broken on Chelsea condominiums
• Industry winded by 1st quarter
  by Natalie Keith
• Ernst & Young unveils practice to maximize lodging investments
• Judge approves development
• Journal Sq. rehab completed
• Tight equity market boosts sale/leasebacks
  by David Lebenstein
• Retail real estate positioned to advance
  by Bruce Spiegel
• Garrick-Aug named agency for Third Avenue retail site