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Articles in July 4, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Fed cuts rates again
  by Parke Chapman
• Real Financing Estate
• Swanke Hayden designs new offices for Firmenich two luxury condominium towers in Chelsea
• Prudential sells 440,000 SF Essex office building
• Lunch With: Julien J. Studley
  by Doug Miller
• Battery Park City wins Green award
• RKF and Penzner arrange lease for new candy boutique
• REBNY announces agenda
  by Parke Chapman
• BOMA takes industry's 'Pulse' with new members survey
  by Kurt Padavano
• Jamaica gets a jump start
• Meadowlands plan unveiled by governor
  by Natalie Keith
• Real Estate industry has a hand in financing mayoral race
• A1exander Summer bestowed with New Jersey Toby Award
• Robert K. Futterman & Associates
• Klar Realty donates appliances to local group
• Aztec designs facility solution for Mindtree
• Moses & Singer advised 60 Wall St
• ReNewal joins New Jersey sustainable business alliance
• Madison Avenue tower is sold for $85M
• ElectricStreets offers 'check-free' rent service for owners
• Cushman & Wakefield underwrite golf outing
• Starbucks to open second Harlem store on Broadway
• We're getting warmer
  by Doug Miller
• Who's News
• Landauer launches environmental division
• Fox & Fowle pre-designs Wadsworth Atheneum
• TCN Metro experiencing a strong market throughout region
• RGB feeling unloved
  by Natalie Keith
• Profile Of The Week: Carl Austin, Austin Corporate Properties
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Emmes Realty Services
• Prospect Park getting a makeover
  by Elaine Misonzhnki
• Mack-Cali sells Delran, N.J. complex
• CBRE team markets Shelton Tech. sites
• Waldorf-Astoria creates new meeting space
• Regus, Frontline end merger talks
  by Natalie Keith
• Northstar wins $100M backing for fund
• Realty Repco debuts information service
• Garrick-Aug team brokers Artbag lease at 1130 Mad