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Articles in July 16, 2003 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Airtrain new route to JFK
  by Sabina Mollotov
• Sotheby's International Realty
• RE leaders: Taxes detrimental to NYC retaining corporations
• Survey: managers have mixed feelings about synthetic leases
• Finding a mortgage for buyers when banks drag their feet
  by Michael L. Moskowitz
• H&H to showcase projects with Metropole
• Garibaldi Group executive addresses appraisal conference
• Corcoran Group breaks record for largest NYC residential sale
• Brookfield Properties Corporation
• Leases
• Historic church at 1 West 96th Street for sale
• The case for sustained growth
  by Richard T. Anderson
• SIOR offers members a variety of services and programs
  by Charles Tabone
• Real estate: finance
• David Knight honored by Bailey House
• Landlords liable for sidewalks mishaps
  by Barbara Nelson
• Building Maintenance Co
• Dynamic duo consummates 700,00 SF in leases in 1 year
• AREW: Strong supporter of women in industry
  by Marie-Claire Cunningham
• A powerful affiliation for corporate RE professionals
  by Gregg F. Weisser
• AvalonBay Communities v.p.: it's time to focus on regulatory procedures to spur N.J. development
  by Ron Ladell
• First Industrial reports increase in market activity
• Slow economic rebound in New York City impacts Fairfield County
• Hoffman Finney & Sandel
• CoreNet Global
• Fleet contributes $42 million for construction of mixed use Harlem condominiums
• Commercial leasing guide published by bar association
• FSM East River Associates' name change
• Arbor Realty announces completion of private financing
• Environmentalist Daniel Tishman to be honored July 21
• Thacher Associates
• C&W report shows steady improvement in Westchester office market
• YM/WREA attracts RE industry's best and brightest
  by Brian Waterman
• NYACE now ACEC New York
• CoStar to issue IPO
• Luxury on the rise at Upper West Side's Hudson Park
• Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide
• New Jersey Apartment Association
• 10 Brooklyn and Bronx vacant lots may soon become industrial sites
• RELA marks more than a decade of financial leadership
  by Thomas Sasso
• Luxury condominium sales remain strong for Grand Beekman
• M&Sconnect users can now access SwiftEstimator
• Douglas Elliman opens new office
• More than 10,000 entries in WTC memorial contest
  by Barbara Nelson
• Caran Properties Realty LLC
• Sales
• Union Square BID installs planting malls
• Court grants shareholders right to evict tenants
  by Albert F. Pennisi
• Opportunity knocks for savvy retail tenants in a down market
  by Jedd Nero
• Asbury Partners receives award for Asbury Park development
• Downtown vacancy rates drop during quarter, report says
• Court decision could bring more tax breaks
  by Barbara Nelson
• Brascan Corporation
• Agents
• Appraisal Institute promotes education and best practices
  by John Busi
• New magazine debuts
• Better times are 'just around the corner'
  by Leslie Wohlman Himmel
• Luxury condos at The Hubert 60% sold
• W&M helps fund fireworks display
• City selects developer for former BOE HQ at 110 Livingston
• Tenants can charge rent with AMEX agreement
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Builders Group
• The Hudson Companies opens "Southtown" 1st of 9 buildings to be built in Roosevelt Island
• New mandate generates new BOMA/NY
• Joseph DePaolo of Signature Bank Honored at Harold J. Kalikow Memorial Camp Reception
• REsolve Technology, Realm form partnership
• SOHO 25 over 65% sold
• CoreNet Global
• Deloitte & Touche LLP
• Events seminars meetings talks
• Irish American Building Society to locate HQ Downtown
• Half of unfinished Hutchinson Metro Center already pre-leased
• Yipes Enterprise hires VVA to install fiber optic network
• Biltmore offers model apartments