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Articles in April 30, 2003 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Alliance, REBNY to host seminar
• Teachers' Retirement leases 157,000 SF
• Olnick COO helps students attend competition
• Eckerd signs 9,000 SF lease
• IREM to donate books
• Lifestyle design in multifamily development
  by Michael Graves
• Panel: market looking up?
  by Steve Viuker
• Owners appeal court ruling
• NYACE gives 90 awards
• 220 Riverside Boulevard completed
• First quarter review
• Hines recognized by EPA for energy conservation
• Lawrence Ackman wins REBNY award
• Bridge Street starts construction of new office building
• 'Discover Columbus' on May 17 and 18
• Clothing store open on Madison
• Fox & Fowle Architects designs 'English Manor' dorms for Berkshire School
• Publicist offers tips for handling the real estate media
  by David M. Grant
• New Jersey office market weakens in first quarter
  by Christopher Kinum
• Engineering firm investigates WTC collapse
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• RiverOak Investment Corp. invests in Harlem building
• Vacancy rate rises in Fairfield County during first quarter
• Around the town: events seminars meetings talks
• Loan origination totals $2.835 billion for 2002
• Fleet underwrites $150 million for West Village project
• Urban expansion and 'masstige' defining retail success
  by Richard Hodos
• Collins Enterprises to manage Hudson Park
• Sheldon Good & Company to conduct auction May 7
• Who's News
• C&W: leasing up in Westchester
• Housing Federation turns 50
• Mikasa joins tenant roster at NJ mall
• Charles Kushner to be honored
• Some tips on building law firms
  by Andrew R. Mann
• Spring breathes new life into Midtown leasing
• Strike avoided with contract agreement
• Tilles Companies honored as 'Developer of the Year'
• IBEW Local 164 assist in building PATH home
• Circle Pix, Gloria Nilson GMAC reach accord
• GMAC provides $150m for NJ co
• Himalayan art museum to open in Chelsea in March 2004
• Moderate rents spur NJ waterfront
  by Ron Ladell
• Malkin: investors must be selective
• C&W report: Fairfield County vacancy rate drops in 1Q
• Leases
• Eyewear retailer to move to Shops at Columbus Circle
• Michael Graves designing Fortis AG HQ
• City's retail market is strong, despite faltering economy
  by Charles Aug
• 1Q posed challenge for construction cos
  by Michele Medaglia
• Alliance releases transportation study
• 4YOU latest retailer at AOL Time Warner Center
• IBEX designing Faconnable store
• Good housekeeping can reduce risk of SARS
  by Robert Bertuglia
• Citi Habits offers snapshot of today's residential market
  by Andrew Heiberger
• Agents
• Report: Westchester office leasing stabilizes over first quarter
• CoStar signs agreement with Jones Lang LaSalle
• Market trend index down from last year, MGIC reports
• BOMA to hold dinner May 7
• Manhattan availability rate inches up in 1Q
• Pataki outlines ambitious plans for WTC site
  by Steve Viuker
• Sales
• Vollmer gets 2 awards
• FNIS launches new tool, HQ Score
• Finance: Real estate
• Expert panel explores reducing costs
• A look at Manhattan's retail neighborhoods
  by Faith Hope Consolo