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Articles in April 24, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Greenthal execs honored
• Stefanie Pashman
• Agents
• Landlords must be savvy in a tenant's market
  by Michael A. Burak
• New year brought renewed activity in commercial real estate financing sector
  by Scott A. Singer
• Businesses 'heading south' to Monmouth County
  by Joseph Sarno
• Disaster recovery part of Sept. 11 aftermath
  by Leonard T. Miller, Jr.
• Essex County runs steady course
  by Roger Steinhardt
• Got $57m?
  by Parke Chapman
• Robert Pine
• Jason Goldman
• Insignia/ESG named agent for Regus space
• Recovery slow, but steady
  by Lorenzo Vascotto
• Real estate entrepreneurs will lead the charge with rebuilding efforts
  by Pat Goldstein
• Events Seminars Meetings Talks
• Parsons, 3D picked for project
• Max Capital Management Corp. announces acquisition
• Ackman, Ziff win 'Deal of the Year' award
• Ken Negri
• Elizabeth Haukaas
• First quarter roundtable
• AKAM Associates forms 'Superintendent's Club'
  by Leslie Kaminoff
• Rental rates still falling in the wake of economic slowdown, September 11
  by Mike Antkies
• Fashion Center neighborhood undergoing change
  by James Buslik
• First quarter brought modest gains for Manhattan market
• LMDC urges patience in rebuilding
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Roger J. Ludlam
• Harry Spring
• GVA adds German unit
• Garrick-Aug vice chairman: Mixed signals in city's retail market
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Recovering from 'the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune'
  by Steven Kohn
• Buy Buy Baby signs 38,000-SF lease
• New senior housing going up
• C&W's Mosler to be honored April 25
• Enron scandal slows leasing: Firms seeking to ensure books in order
  by Parke Chapman
• Lawrence W. Dooley
• R. Neal Eisenberg
• Brooklyn neighborhood sees 1st conversion project
• Homeowners are harmed by changes in tax code
  by Neil Binder
• Reports of Downtown death greatly exaggerated
  by Raymond Chalme
• City's Industrial Development Agency to assist four companies
• Hoboken's Shipyard Park wins landscape award
• Mack Cali Realty Corporation holds breakfast awards
• Panel: 1Q activity slow
  by Parke Chapman
• Charles S. Ramat
• Stephen D. Thomas
• Airis Corp. to develop two JFK air cargo facilities
• REBNY "2001 Commercial Most Ingenious Deal of the Year Awards"
• Tenants should understand incentive packages
  by Mark Ravesloot
• New Jersey Exit 8A submarket growing
• Jersey City marks opening of new distribution center
• 'Deal of the Year' awards granted
• Ed Szwarc
• Sales
• Construction opportunities still exist, despite slowdown
  by Michele Medaglia
• Designing housing with luxury in mind
  by Marvin H. Meltzer
• Electrical workers help rebuild after 9/11
• Finance
• Leewood's Randy Lee wins affordable housing award
• Cyrus Izzo
• Gardenia Willoughby
• Report: Manhattan residential market rebounds in 1Q
• Disaster recovery planning important topic since Sept. 11
  by Scott Donnelly
• New decade brings bumps in the retail road
  by Wing Biddle
• Crate & Barrel signs 40,000 SF lease
• Security association to sponsor Building Show panel
• Doctoroff addresses CoreNet Global
• Todd H. Richardson
• Holly Vonnes
• Insignia/ESG New Jersey Industrial Services Group: Industrial sector on the move
• Investment opportunities exist in less visible places
  by Larry Feldman
• Fairfield County has opportunities, despite softness
  by Dwight Collins
• Leases
• Houlihan/Lawrence revamps website
• Turner to celebrate 100th anniversary
• Rob Friedel
• Doug Jimmink
• Bergman Real Estate moves to North Brunswick
• NCB sees 1Q surge in activity
• Real estate a strong investment in weak economy
  by Stephen Denardo

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