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Articles in Sept 26, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Real estate leader Lewis Rudin dead at 74
• Finance department offering tax relief to displaced firms
• Yipes offering free services to displaced cos
• GVA Williams offering free temporary space for dislocated companies
• Management Who's News Personnel
• Long Island leasing dropped in 2Q
• Albanese Development to discuss "green" buildings with AREW Oct. 2
• Remembering an icon
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• No fee apartments can be found on MLX.com
• Kenneth D. Laub offering help to former WTC tenants
• 3 Julien Studley employees among trade center missing
  by Natalie Keith
• Douglas Elliman offering free services to displaced NY ers
• New Guggenheim museum subject of Realty Club talk
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• SL Green Realty donates $1 million to WTC victims
• MrOfficeSpace offering free space search
• Colliers releases space report from trade center disaster
• Displaced firms relocating to NJ
  by Parke Chapman
• World Trade Center: to rebuild or remember
  by Parke Chapman
• Free services available through Gateway Colocation
• Report: co-op prices could soften
• Grubb & Ellis report: 15.5 million SF lost
• Correction
• IREM to host Energy Day Oct. 10
• Building Congress establishes memorial fund
• 83-acre Putnam Valley estate being offered for $2.5 million
• PWC meets the industry
• REBNY warns members against price gouging
  by Natalie Keith
• Architects want to be included in planning
  by Natalie Keith
• New service offered by AKAM Associates allows customers to shop by phone or fax
• Companies assessing priorities in light of trade center disaster
• New retail space hard to find
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• FITCO helping companies
• Cutting costs with ToiletPaperWorld.com
• Rentals dropped slightly in first half of 2001, report says