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Articles in June 25, 2003 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Kevin Rampe to head LMDC
  by Barbara Nelson
• Cooper Square Realty announced that Tal Eyal has been appointed senior vice president of the firm
• Max Capital Management Corp. announced that Mark Lauzon has joined the firm as vice president and director of leasing
• Construction activity still strong, despite downturn
  by Lenore Janis
• Second half looks good for Somerset County, New Jersey
  by Victor Kelly
• Vintage Group continues to diversify holdings
  by Gary Podell
• City's IDA approves financing for Harlem auto dealership
• Brookfield withdraws proposal
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Max Capital Management Corp
• State of Israel Bonds honors architect Marilyn Jordan Taylor
  by Sabina Mollotov
• REBNY gives 'Retail Deal of the Year' awards June 12
• It's time to focus on regulatory procedures in NJ
  by Ron Ladell
• Around the Town: events seminars meetings talks
• Westminster Communities to complete rental project—Horizons at Franklin Lakes
• Architectural firms assist New York Merchantile Exchange
• Durst Org. gives up mngmt. of Sports Illustrated building: negotiations to buy building unsuccessful
  by Barbara Nelson
• Houlihan/Lawrence
• HQ Global Workplaces
• Turner holds steady in second quarter
• Now's a good time for tenant reps
  by Mark S. Weiss
• New Jersey stops the bleeding in first half of 2003
  by Christopher Kinum
• Winning designers of BMA's national design competition
• 100 Maiden Lane for sale
• Cooper Square Realty
• Quartaro & Associates announced that Anthony Abbruzzese, Jr. has joined the firm as senior project manager
• The benefits of staying small
• Firms must work harded in tight economy
  by Mitchell E. Hersh
• Movies and malls—a winning combination
  by Larry Feldman
• Leases
• Larken gives aid to United Cerebral Palsy
• Racing against Multiple Sclerosis: HRH head chairs Belmont benefit
• Former Douglas Elliman brokers launch new residential RE firm
  by Barbara Nelson
• Holmes & Kennedy
• The Praedium Group LLC
• Maxons: rescue your property from disaster before it starts
  by Sabina Mollotov
• Optimism prevails in Manhattan's retail market
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• With recent activity, Insignia managing dir. sees Downtown glass as being half full
  by Adam Foster
• IBM bridges digital divide with 'Wi Fi 'environments
• Hamptons still hot, say local real estate brokers
• LMDC releases drafts
  by Barbara Nelson
• Houlihan/Lawrence announced that Marybeth Keitz has joined the firm as a salesperson in its Yorktown Heights office
• Agents
• Building confidence key to successful construction business
  by Alan S. Cohen
• Financing trends: A Q&A on making sense of today's climate
• Durst Organization cannot be charged additional penalties by Cigna or LaSalle in terrorism insurance case
• 3 Mack-Cali buildings receive industry awards
• Gregory Carlson of Carlson Realty wins award for "Management Company of the Year"
• AP signs 290,000-SF lease
• Houlihan/Lawrence announced that Amy R. Theurkauf has joined the firm as a sales associate at its Pound Ridge office
• ICS Builders, Inc
• Former Critics now "protective" of 2 Columbus Circle, soon-to-be dismanted future home of art museum
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• A constant in the residential market
  by Karen A. Berman
• Adams principal: upgrading properties improves tenancy
  by David Levy
• Midtown South market picked up in May, report says
• GSB celebrates 50th birthday
• Finance: Real Estate
• Trump must sell GM building under Supreme Court decision
  by Barbara Nelson
• Reckson Associates Realty Corp
• Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
• Architectural Digest magazine holds luxurious interior design exhibit
• Soft market creating deals for creditworthy tenants
  by James Meiskin
• John Maltz: industry should focus on positives of RE market
  by John Maltz
• 1,200 attend Prudential's 'University on Tour' event
• Meadowlands Distribution Center in Carlstadt nears completion, C&W announces
• Visitors to Grand Central can comment on West Side's future
• St. Vincent's takes 104,000 SF on W. 33rd
• Quartararo & Associates
• Max Capital Management Corp. announced that Brian Robin has joined the firm as vice president and director of asset management
• Faith Hope Consolo and Garrick-Aug Worldwide to host Retail Brokers' Preview
• Hutchinson Metro Center more than 45% pre-leased
• Realty Foundation honors Thomas A. Renyi
• GVA expands into South Asia
• DUMBO's Sweeney Building sells 70% of its condo lofts
• Libeskind to be 'master plan architect'
  by Barbara Nelson
• Sotheby's International Realty
• Trammell Crow Company
• Sales
• LI markets remain steady in 2003
  by Jonathan Goldman
• Citi Habitats, Inc. to begin intense training program for all employees

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