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Articles in May 23, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Philip Johnson feels the wrath of NIMBY
  by Parke Chapman
• Guggenheim Museum's pier project enthralls NACORE
• ABO hosts visionary panel at Buildings NY
• The Twin Towers
• Schultz management services reaches 8 million mark
• Marketing Thru Graphics wins six design awards
• CRESA Partners release market updates
• Management Personnel
• Brokerage Law: Procuring Cause — Revisited
  by Jay J. Gurfein
• In Hudson County, MBA means 'Manage by Being Around'
  by Andrew M. Kissel
• Tech Changes property management inspection solutions
  by Jack Barouh
• Circuit City in Woodbridge
• Janice Grabko is Salesperson of the Year
• Long, dry summer seen in industry
  by Parke Chapman
• JASA to honor Stephen Ross
• Three real estate executives elected to CREW.NY
• 2417 Rosenwach Tank To The Rescue
• Property managers need to invest in tech to service clients
  by Samuel J. Giordano
• Details signs in Chelsea
• Rockrose to build Manhattan's first planned telecom facility
• MetLife will move to Queens
  by Natalie Keith
• Sonnenblick-Goldman opens in Australia
• Why the lights will stay on
  by Gregg Popkin
• Four Star Rating
• White Plains will be getting another retail mecca
  by Natalie Keith
• CNBC's new headquarters and Studio facility tops off
• Energy crisis seen as effect of biz boom
  by Natalie Keith
• Christopher Peacock to become CEO of Jones Lang LaSalle
• Bank reports robust activity in March
• G&W grows portfolio to 50 million SF
• Survival means moving past the budget crises of 2001
  by Robert Grant
• 3 new tenants at 625 Mad
• Chambers Hotel brings boutique style to Midtown Manhattan
• Profile Of The Week: Gil Robinov, Gva Williams
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Starrett-Lehigh building's renovation exceeds $100 million
• The bar is set higher for property managers
  by Joe Scholes
• Transportation, not economics, could slow Princeton growth
  by Vincent Marano
• Upper Broadway restaurant
• EDC selects consulting team for Bush terminal open space. has selected a consultant team led by Donna Walcavage Landscape Architecture & Urban Design
• Developers unveil another reason to get off the Belt
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Lehman Brothers selects CMS Worldwide
• It's cheaper to keep tenants than find them, so upgrade!
  by David E. Schenkel
• Terra Cotta Relief—Park Avenue
• Repositioning properties key to retain and attract tenants
  by Paul Rosen
• Building Congress, 80-years-young, honors McCall and Ross
  by Doug Miller
• Tower planned for midtown
  by Natalie Keith
• City's EDC issues RFP for developer for Sunset Park pier
• Addressing the fuel crisis is top issue facing managers
  by Vincent Callagy
• Storage USA,
• Kalikow to be honored May 31 with Tree of Life Award
• Pre-built offices at DUMBO deliver space, tech & amenities
• ARCS achieves corporate milestones
• Lincoln Center to honor Arthur J. Mirante II
• Maximize cash flow with cost segregation study
• The Manhattan Botanical Garden
• e-Tenants online portal announces new partner providers
• As sublease market increases, tenants' options abound
  by Alicia Popper
• Correction
• Israel Bonds to honor Hugh Hardy at luncheon
• Defibrillators have become essential office equipment
  by Vincent Croce
• Under Pressure
• REIT picks Yardi to manage $3 billion portfolio
• At CREW.NY meeting, Levy suggests options