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Articles in Oct 2, 2002 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• MetLife selling $2B in property
  by Parke Chapman
• Matrix Development Group
• Deutsche Bank
• Brookfield Properties completes share issue
• Manhattan Auto Group holds ribbon cutting Sept. 20
• Subway moving to Times Square
• Swanke Hayden Connell wins awards for projects
• Taking another look at utility deregulation
  by Richard A. Angerame
• Retail, like residential, defies weak economy
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• TMW Real Estate
• Sales
• General Building Contractors name building award winners
• LMDC to conduct study about Downtown housing
• Daffy's moves to Columbus Circle
• Banking group joins FNIS lawsuit against appraisers
• The Praedium Group
• Kushner Companies
• Ground broken on new housing
• Mack-Cali Realty Corp. dedicates 9/11 sculpture
• Garrick-Aug appointed agent for 833 Madison
• Scarsdale to have first retail project in more than 25 yrs
• Energy reliability for a better bottom line
• Judge: 9-11 attack 1 incident, not 2
  by Parke Chapman
• New York University
• Agents
• Insignia, Max Capital to develop 2 buildings
• Leases
• N.J. center almost done
• Spaulding & Slye Colliers announces new initiative
• Disaster recovery new order of the post 9/11 day
  by Natalie Keith
• Massey Knakal Realty Services
• Singer & Bassuk arranges financing for 52 Broadway
• Insignia residential brokers introduce 'cubicfactor'
• Extreme, France moves to Harmon Cove Outlet Center
• ABO Dinner Dance planned for Nov. 6
• Paragano completes New Jersey fit-out
• Report: Downtown needs major transportation hub
  by Parke Chapman
• Lightstone Group
• Architects selected to redesign 55 Water St. plaza
• Events seminars meetings talks
• BPC's green building' to be included in Norway conference
• Safavieh Rugs & Home moves to Scarsdale
• Workspeed now used in 60 million SF of office space across the country
• Space planning for video teleconferencing facilities
  by Lance Sturdevant
• Fed leaves interest rate unchanged
  by Parke Chapman
• Besen & Associates
• A former employee remembers Joseph Schlang
  by Illene Burack
• Urstadt Biddle declares dividend
• Coop prices reach record levels
• Duane Reade moves to Kew Gardens
• Money in the bank
• Emigrant expands offerings
• American Craft Museum
• Insignia report: smaller leases rule August
• MRG, AIG reach agreement
• Leasing activity strong at Ridge Plaza shopping center
• Long Island City trade show to be held Nov. 13
• ASC changes name to The Lightstone Group
• 2 Flatiron buildings to be developed
  by Parke Chapman
• Community Capital Bank
• Cooper Square Realty named managers of Lincoln Square condos
• Kurt Eichler of LCOR, Inc
• Finance: Real Estate
• Modell's moves to N.J
• Verizon project shows viability of fuel cell power
  by Jon Hettinger
• Mack-Cali Realty increases dividend
• Garden State Commercial Services
• New York Mortgage Company opens Jamestown, N.Y. office
• Leasing activity strong at Post Luminaria
• City approves money for manufacturers
• Greenwich salon expands
• Current market conditions not as bad as 'bad old days'
  by Matthew S. McDonough