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Articles in August 30, 2000 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• New Jersey markets still showing positive signs
  by Marc J. Trevisan
• Succession Is Won by Daughter With AIDS; Absences From Home Are Not Unreasonable
• Racanelli Realty Services, Inc
• Onsite Access's client base now covers 100 million sf
• Faith Hope Consolo
• Attorney's fees are not granted to tenant after dismissal
• City's housing, retail programs are recognized by HUD
• Time is now to take back Harlem River Yards
  by Maurice Paprin
• Creating Multiple Listing Service: Pre-emptive strike or just first step?
  by Natalie Keith
• MANAGEMENT Who's News PERSONNEL
• A pioneer in the electric biz
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• National Cooperative Bank
• Michael A. Gerla
• Trees Management Company
• Seagram Building reportedly for sale
  by Natalie Keith
• She learned from the master
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• REBNY cites new records in first quarter sales report
• Proposals sought for properties near Queens Hospital Center
  by Natalie Keith
• Cushman & Wakefield of New Jersey
• Paramus, N.J.'s Mall at IV is now 80 percent occupied
• Sonnenblick. Goldman Company
• Katz & Associate
• Keys to enforcing the no-pet clause of a residential lease
  by Edward L. Schiff
• Housing Chinese bourgeois offers opportunities for capitalists
  by Natalie Keith
• Numbers tell part of a story, but keeping perspective is key
  by Neil Binder
• Westchester's vacancy rate still dropping
• Property manager helps U.S. foreign relations
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Kennedy-Wilson Inc
• Must it be seven years of feast and seven of famine?
  by Arthur L. Nelkin
• Dot-coms now decide how space is designed
  by Irwin H. Kizel
• Sholom & Zuckerbrot Realty LLC
• Latest 'Telecom Hotel' will open on the West Side
  by Natalie Keith
• Houlihan office leads park restoration
• Technology must drive us to a higher level professionalism
  by William M. Raveis
• Ferrer reviews progress
• Greenwich Group International
• Everest Broadband Networks acquires Metrocomm International
• Online appraisal network launched
• Newmark & Company Real Estate Inc
• Seller Is Entitled to Keep Down Payment
• Borrower beware: Most co-op foreclosures get fast-tracked
  by Ira C. Wellen
• The Faith Report: The life and times of Madison Square
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• ARCS wins five awards
• Ismael Leyva Architects makes the big leagues
• Emigrant Funding Corporation
• Cherry Tree Corporate Center
• New office space does little to loosen L.I.'s tight office market
• Tenants in 'Unsold' condo units can be evicted by new owner
• Binder predicts quick MLS resolution
• Co-Op Owner Wins 'Yellowstone' Injunction In Dispute Over Installation of Dryer Vent
• The Treeline Companies
• Insignia report. 'Virtual' companies in need of real commercial space
• Laurence Harbor
• Bellmarc named agent for 66 Leonard Street
• AREW announces party to kick off 2000-01 season
• Film studio purchases old Terra Cotta Works building
• Emigrant Bank
• Micky Landis
• Insignia's new media group tackles Silicon Alley issues
• Oval Plans For Chelsea YMCA
• 'Martin Act' Protection Against Eviction
• NACORE party boosts membership
• Telecom exchange offers limited availability
• Fringe Benefits
• Massey Knakal Realty Service
• ARCS Commercial Mortgage Co., L.P
• Angel Commercial LLC
• Management Personnel
• Tax incentives boost South Hartford
• YCHA Must Provide Termination Notice In Drug-Related Holdover Proceeding
• Jeffrey Dunne
• The Community Preservation Corporation
• Thomas Torelli of Allied Property Group
• Newmark New Spectrum brokers win at REBNY Awards
• CNA Sells Property
• Newmark puts Hugo Boss flagship store on Fifth Avenue
• GVA unites with eLink to provide telecomunication services to portfolio
• Done Deals REPORT