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Articles in Sept 18, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Industry organizations join forces
• AKAM Associates, Inc
• Former state facility gets new lease on life
• Seedco, Alliance for Downtown to help small businesses
• Northern New Jersey's business community benefits Bergen county
• National Cooperative Bank enters the condo market
• Trammell Crow Company
• The Kushner Companies
• City down 146,000 due to terror attacks
• Brookfield buys shares
• RealEc Technologies forms partnership with Framework
• Sales for the Phillips Club reach $35 million in 2 yrs
• RBC Mortgage Company
• 'The Focus on Quality': Siedle Communication Systems
• AREW helps women in need
• Barrett Builders receives award for innovative use of concrete
• Associated Builders and Owners announces new board members
• Magnusson Architecture and Planning
• The Hanrock Group
• Cooper Horowitz forms new enterprise
• Insignia/ESG announces enhancement of European platform
• Attorney Edward Schiff: Mortgage lender charges may be illegal
  by Edward L. Schiff
• Real Estate: Finance
• Boston Properties discusses future of Times Square Tower
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Insignia/ESG
• Sales
• Nixon Peabody, Hutchins, Wheeler & Dittmar merge
• Asbury Partners promotes urban revitalization
• Julia B. Fee aquired
• Bronx awaits office complex
  by Parke Chapman
• Ware Malcomb
• C&W expands alliance
• Mayor amends building code
• Is your real estate in good hands? A look at property management
  by Ron G. Lipuna
• Leases
• Cantor Fitzgerald eyes Union Square for HQ
  by Parke Chapman
• Pinnacle Communities, Ltd
• The New York Association
• Construction costs spike
• Manhattan awaits new luxury building
• AvidXchange makes life simpler
  by Peter Pike
• Brookfield buys rest of 3 WFC for $158m
  by Parke Chapman
• Harris Smith Design
• Agents
• Houlihan/Lawrence acquires Prudential Fanelli Real Estate
• Around the Town
• PWC elects new board members
• Brooks Bros reopens in lower Manhattan
  by Parke Chapman
• Garden State Commercial Services
• The Sunshine Group
• Urstadt Biddle announces third quarter financial results
• Lack of terrorism insurance slows down real estate market
• Molders Assoc. partners with architecture e-source
• Brooklyn project gets Liberty Bonds: first commercial venture to receive funding
  by Parke Chapman
• Insignia/ESG
• Insignia/ESG
• Mack-Cali sculpture honors victims
• Grubb & Ellis forms alliance
• AREW raises $80,000