Real Estate Weekly

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Articles in Jan 30, 2002, issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Rollercoaster ride continues in Manhattan markets
• Cooper Square condominiums being sold
• Leases
• NorCrown Bank honored by Caldwell officials for renovation program
• Former mill building in Paterson going residential
• Review & Forecast roundtable
• 2001: Rollercoaster year
  by Robin Abrams
• Residential market will regain health
  by Marvin H. Meltzer
• Sunshine offers tips on interpreting floor plans
• Correction
• Long Island City property for sale
• Renovation program launched at Brooklyn's 180 Livingston St
• Corcoran sees 'huge' jump in online residential sales
• Hospital project wins award
• Economic bubble in construction industry bursts
  by Jay Koven
• Owners should take steps to improve building security
  by Stanley K. Doobin
• Borrowers may have more choices in today's lending market
  by David T. Kra
• New leader for times square BID
• FMI Corporation publishes 'Fast Track'
• New hotel appraisal guide available
• New property management tool introduced by dispatch suite
• Real estate
• Annual winter's eve gala sets new record for national jewish medical and research center
• Government must play a role in trade center recovery
  by Vincent Marano
• Caution prevails in an office market marked by uncertainty
  by Jeffrey Gould
• Management personnel
• Greater NY chapter of IREM announces 2002 education series
• Commercial real estate being sold over Internet
• Cultural institutions will lead the way to a brighter future
  by David Paul Helpern
• Pennmark the antithesis of luxury Manhattan residential
  by Joshua H. Burdick
• Many shopping centers have seen remarkable turnarounds in 2001
  by Tod Heller
• Fairfield, Westchester markets still strong despite rough year
  by Jeffrey H. Newman
• Agents
• IBEX donates to WTC fund
• Hoboken marina open
• NYARM offering courses
• Recession, war marked 2001 market
  by Frederick W. Peters
• M. Robert Goldman adds to capital
  by Jonathan Goldman
• Building security a top priority since Sept. 11
  by Andrew Nick
• Sales
• New York Mortgage Company offering lower rates
• Mamaroneck Gardens cooperative apartments for sale
• Lebenstein named 'senior man of the year' by YM/WREA
• Down town may provide greatest future opportunities
  by Allan B. Rothschild
• Companies returning downtown since Sept. 11 attacks
  by Raymond Chalme
• Downtown will be better than ever
  by Joseph Moinian
• Rebound may be sooner than expected
  by Ted Rotante
• 'A half century of progress': Bill Farber and Matthew Harding Levin Management Corporation
• Architects donate services
• Expo panels announced
• Wilder honored by Community Housing Innovations
• Chiarello: The time for selling property is now
  by Frank T. Chiarello
• Marcus & Millichap: 2001 a tumultuous year for the real estate industry
  by Mitchell Labar
• New Jersey market showing signs of resilience
  by Davud Sherman
• Precept releases new handbook
• Brokers ponder fate of Kmart space: Kmart files for chapter 11 bankruptcy; store closings imminent
  by Parke Chapman
• New Jersey waterfront dependent upon Downtown rebuilding
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Property manager licensing still a very important issue
  by P. Leonard Jones
• Interior Contracting Corp. completes fourth project
• CREWNY names scholars
• 2001 a banner year for N.Y. housing cooperatives & condominiums
  by Gregory J. Carlson
• Long Island office market stable, despite rocky economy
  by Richard Caputi
• Pollyanna predicts: National outlook strong for 2002
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• 2001 Ad
  by Jim Fagan
• C&W forms alliance with firms nationwide
  by Elaine Misonzhnik
• Townhouse management breaks ground on third ave. building
• Two industry veterans form Hudson Park Realty
• 298-unit adult community to be built on 100 acres
• Vacancy rates rise in Fairfield, Westchester office markets
  by John D. Goodkind
• Few owners taking advantage of cost segregation studies
  by Ronald Katz
• McBurney YMCA: A case study in development options
  by Francis Greenburger
• Mezzanine financing becoming more popular
  by Michael H. Sonnabend
• 2001: An space odyssey
  by Parke Chapman
• Rediker to address B'nai B'rith lunch
• Brookfield's Zuccotti to be honored May 8
• Eden Wood Realty Company marketing warehouse space
• 45 luxury condominiums to be built at 150 Nassau
• 2001 a strong year for New York City retail market
  by Gary Alterman
• Construction industry feeling repercussions from Sept. 11
  by Michele Medaglia
• ABO chief: Residential outlook positive for 2001
  by Nicholas Jr. LaPorte