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Articles in June 20, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Greenpark becomes two companies
• New York Urban completes the first FHA Loans
• Lending leans toward the conservative in softening market
  by Benjamin Stacks
• Is your building connected?
  by Jeffrey A. Moerdler
• Two firms form alliance
• Web site prevents 'flushing' away of assets
• Industry execs lead Einstein tournament
• Report advocates rezoning, infrastructure
  by Natalie Keith
• Capital and Fisher Brothers host reception for Chartwell
• SL Green purchases 317 Madison for its 'Triple-A' location
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Cooling office space fever is the right prescription for NYC
  by Joseph R. Harbert
• Submarkets and technology are keeping New Jersey healthy
  by Marc J. Trevisan
• Demolition complete; site preparation underway for Seaview Square Mall
• Cushman & Wakefield of New Jersey promotes ten brokers
• 400 Madison Avenue: Ask for it by name
  by Doug Miller
• Alliance publishes Downtown guide
• Opportunities are all around in the changing economy
  by Leslie Wohlman Himmel
• Manhattan's retail market still strong
  by Alan Victor
• The investment sales market offers excellent opportunities
  by David Iacobucci
• Insignia completes 2nd phase of 'net plan
• Course offered about condition assessments
• Garibaldi wins Deal of Year
• Is the Cloud Club a White Elephant For Daimler-Chrysler?
  by Parke Chapman
• Westchester & Fairfield positive despite slight downturn
  by John D. Goodkind
• The Garden State remains poised for continued growth
  by William C. Hanson
• Battery Park's Tribeca Pointe wins city award for designers
• Johnson and Vendome plan new SoHo art exhibition space
• Toys 'R Us deal wins retail award
• Spitzer delivers keynote at IREM
• New York's energy problem threatens the entire industry
  by Richard T. Anderson
• 2001 looks okay, but what about post-Giuliani 2002?
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Our lag is worse than Wall Street's
  by Drew Persson
• Mrofficespace.com to provide content and data for Crainsny.com
• Murray Hill Properties forms management team
• Candidate Bloomberg meets RELA
  by Natalie Keith
• Law firm adds two partners
• Ground broken for Newark federal building
• Leasing remains strong in midtown with Bloomberg lease
• There's been no N.J. overbuilding, so there's no problem
  by Stanley Simon
• The new energy solution and its effect on real estate
  by Alan J. Pomerantz
• Atlas Terminals Complex in Queens lures variety of tenants
• UBS moving to 787 Seventh
  by Parke Chapman
• Thurgood exec of year
• Continued uncertainty cools today's market
  by L. Craig Lemle
• Owners betting on first impressions to bring in tenants
  by Vincent Croce
• Opportunities in adaptive re-use spurs momentum
  by Barry Poskanzer
• Helmer: Curbing demand will ease energy crisis
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Correction
• Good fortune for a Real McCoy
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Fleet Financial honored
• It's a renters market for sublease space in Fairchester
  by Dean J. Shapiro
• Downtown comes of age as residential neighborhood
• New restaurants unveiled for AOL Time Warner Center
• Swanke Hayden Connell Architects honored for P.S. 263
• Cerami honored with Galaxy Award
• Office rents offering Deja vu
  by Parke Chapman
• Hunter builds denim showroom
• Tremors continue to ripple through Fairfield County
  by Sean Cahill
• Market downturns keep tenant reps in business
  by David N. Lebenstein
• Negative net absorption characterizes Manhattan market
  by Frank Doyle
• Klatskin receives lifetime achievement award from NAIOP
• Surprise gifts announced at dinner honoring Siegel
• Who's News
• Staubach supports NJ event
• Rents start to stabilize in Westchester County's office market
  by Frank Tomasulo
• Forgotten stretch of downtown Brooklyn is hot property
  by James Whelan
• Death tax means trim tax implications after estate is settled
  by Marc Wieder
• River Park completes site work for Hanover Twp. campus
• Walter & Samuels forms alliance with Silk & Halpern