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Articles in June 28, 2000 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Kalikow group set to develop old Singer factory for storage
• RBG OK's hike.
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Torresco Realty
• Construction begins on Westin's Times Square hotel
• Regency names Yee IO for Chicago
• Employee retention is a top challenge in thriving economy
  by Kurt Padavano
• Creating a 'buzz' for your properties
  by Brad Griffith
• New Jersey's urban areas hold the key to Hudson waterfront development
  by Joseph Barry
• NY Co-op rates hit new high
• Art Deco Do-Over
• MANAGEMENT Who's News PERSONNEL
• New Directions, Inc
• Schultz launches getaway service
• Matthew Classi
• Ralph Herzka and Matthew Texler
• Interiors business keeps up with market
  by Nancy Peck
• Reverse exchanges are useful, but they aren't for everyone
  by Cecily A. Drucker
• Economic boom will live only as long as we keep feeding it
  by Leslie W. Himmel
• Tanks For The Water Pressure
• Eastern Consolidated Properties, Inc
• SiteStuff.com introduces new customer 'SiteStore'
• Home Properties completes stock sale
• World's priciest real estate? It could only be Tiffany's
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• It's wired world: Flexible leases for Internet companies
  by Robert Sandler
• New Economy's demographics expand property management role
  by Anthony Colella
• Residential market continues to heat up as supply dwindles
  by Bridget Smalley
• Fifth Avenue Filtration
• Lincoln Building consolidates space to meet midtown needs
• Andrew Previtali
• Yhd.com adds more online mortgage services
• RGA Architects introduce plans for new Queens library
• Louis Perlmutter and Sandy Marks
• Location still a major factor, even in high-tech environment
  by Raymond Chalme
• AEGIS announces 2nd Qtr. dividend
• Construction industry is ripe for new high-tech solutions
  by Metin Negrin
• Popularity of temporary retail leasing continues to grow
  by Daniel B. Katz
• Top Of The Tower
• [0] Schultz launches getaway service
• Famed Meat Packing District gefting a shot in the arm
  by Benjamin Fox
• Traffic, weather, biz reports coming to elevator near your
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Andrew J. Cohen
• Robert Emden and Elliot Klein: Dealing in a deal-breaker's market
• Your tenants can't afford to ignore the Internet
  by Jack Robinson
• Somerset Investors Corporation
• New challenges in New Media
  by James A. Pirot
• 2000 may be 'The Year of the Internet efficiencies'
  by Bruce Z. Weissberg
• Downtown Brooklyn is New York's growth solution
  by James Whelan
• New Theater Building to add condos
• Roof Redux
• Battery Park City appoints Albanese for 'Green' Bldg
• Warner-Lambert
• Central Harlem housing project is completed
• AFC Realty Capital
• Morris Diamant and Avi Weinstock
• Fashion is still the rage in evolving Garment District
  by Roland Van Loan
• Garden State markets still have potential
  by Joel Bergstein
• As Jersey City fills to the gills Newport stands ready to take over
  by Edwin H. Cohen
• ICC completes work in Union
• An Ideal Location
• Suburban mixed-use sites attract city-life seekers
  by Tod Heller
• Mel Bisgyer, NYU professor and active volunteer, is dead
• Katz and Associates
• Westchester and Fairfield continue their rebound
  by John D. Goodkind
• Newark Commons
• Avi Weinstock
• Interest rate hikes will not dampen Manhattan market
  by Richard Kessler
• The real impact of E-commerce
  by Robert K. Futterman
• Northern New Jersey market continues commercial surge
  by David Simson
• House Of Steel
• Times near accord on 40-story tower
• Faith Hope Consolo and Joseph A. Aquino
• Mack-Cali buys former Taxter corporate park
• AppOnline.com, Inc
• Jeffrey J. Weinberg
• Downtown must be more than dot-coms
  by Joseph Moinian
• The next Jersey City will be a bit less so
  by Emanuel Stern
• New York's resurgence means we must build for growth
  by Richard T. Anderson
• For Murray Kushner, the fight against MS is strictly personal
• Century 21 begins construction on new Ramapo dormitories
• Marcus & Millichap

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