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Articles in Oct 3, 2001 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Good fortunes in Chinatown
  by Parke Chapman
• Coolidge Equities purchases 53 garden apartment complexes
• New warehouse slated for Hamilton complex
• N.J. industrial market continues to be strong
  by Hayden Tiger
• NY ARM Expo moved to Hilton
• Renovation of Class C facility in Lyndhurst nearing completion
• Union to provide benefits to displaced WTC workers
• Power supply will have broad impact on commercial real estate industry
• Triboro president: Sound maintainence can help businesses save time
  by Phil Avitabile
• Management Who's News Personnel
• Home Properties purchases Hauppage complex for $46.5 M
• Ciardullo Associates opens new office in Hackensack, New Jersey
• Aztec chief: Modern offices must be designed with care
  by Charles Otis Logan
• Manhattan realtor group breathes new life into MLS
  by Natalie Keith
• Allied Partners signs 20-year lease with NY Public Library
• Crystal Window & Door Systems to donate percent of sales to World Trade Center fund
• Rockefeller Townhouses at W. 55th has 2,200 SF retail space available
• Townhouse begins construction of new residences
• UrbanAmerica investing in inner city properties
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Custom Communities releases new relocation guide
• Salvation Army gets 200,000 SF in Jersey City for relief supplies
• RealPulse.com releases new software for industry
• Almost 30 million SF destroyed or damaged by WTC attack
• Kohn Pedersen Fox to design courthouse
• Mack-Cali wins New Good Neighbor Award
• Firms must be ready to cope with disaster
  by Damon Gersh
• Neighbors want no part of NY Times building
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Corp. housing provider assisting WTC victims
• EDC pushes back RFP deadline to Oct. 10
• Garrick-Aug Worldwide agent for 55,000 SF Cartier lease renewal
• BOMA researching impact of workplace design on real estate
  by Kurt Padavano
• Reckson establishes WTC fund
• Battery Park City to receive low cost power, governor says
• Endangered peregrine falcons born atop N.J. skyscraper
• Homestore.com to provide listings
• SL Green buys interest in 1250 Broadway
• Boston Properties Inc. donates to WTC fund
• Hotel industry reeling from WTC aftermath
  by Parke Chapman
• Ribbon cutting held for housing project
• Olympic Tower space being leased by Garrick-Aug
• Art helps developers put final touches on buildings
  by Ellen S. Berns
• Barbara Corcoran sells business
  by Parke Chapman
• Plymouth Partner president pessimistic about real estate future
• Meltzer/Mandl Architects chosen for NYU projects
• 77 Greene Street perfect for high-end fashion store
• Developer meets success with Westport Inn project
  by Sam Klein