Articles from Real Estate Weekly (October 23, 2002)

1-64 out of 64 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Transit Triangle' thriving.	Levy, David	Industry Overview	979
106 apartments slated for Bronx.		Brief Article	234
2002 condo book to be released.			320
2002 has been a very good year for ABO.	LaPorte, Nick		713
3Q sees increase in vacancies, says CB Richard Ellis report.			443
Absorption hasn't followed usual patterns.	Knoop, Gregory P.		805
Agents. (On the Real Estate Scene).			207
Architects hired.		Brief Article	114
Around the town: Events Seminars Meetings Talks.			1359
Bag store opens on Spring Street. (Retail New York).		Brief Article	99
Brennan Beer Gorman Monk/Architects & Interiors. (Who's News: Personal Management).		Brief Article	85
BRT CEO: plenty of debt and equity capital in NYC.	Gould, Jeffrey	Industry Overview	560
C&W's Kinum: current market conditions pose some challenges.	Kinum, Christopher		896
CB Richard Ellis. (Who's News: Personal Management).		Brief Article	92
Charles Cohen to be honored at Nov. 7 Israel Bonds lunch.		Brief Article	353
City launches power program.			400
Clarion Partners to acquire REIT.		Brief Article	118
Feil Organization acquires 250,000-SF Herald Center. (Retail New York).			246
FERC proposes revisions to power market. (Technology: Update).			413
Finance: Real Estate.			509
Fit-out completed.		Brief Article	133
Footlocker opens. (Retail New York).		Brief Article	83
Frenzied lending continues.	Howe, Edward, III	Brief Article	199
Grand Beekman subject of oil painting.		Brief Article	233
GVA report: landlords strong.		Brief Article	300
GVA Williams acquires Chase Commercial Real Estate.			468
GVA Williams hired for landmark recycling venture.			407
Houlihan/Lawrence. (Who's News: Personal Management).		Brief Article	80
Hudson Waterfront poised for growth.	Cohen, Edwin H.	Industry Overview	418
In one property, a sign of the times.	Greenburger, Francis		679
Insignia to manage 600 Third Ave.			234
IREM awards dinner to be held Nov. 13. (Transcripts).		Brief Article	211
Leases.			587
Looking beyond high vacancies and low cap rates.	Lawlor, Scott J.	Industry Overview	474
Main Street NYC.	Consolo, Faith Hope		641
Market could bounce back by second half 2003.	Moinian, Joseph	Brief Article	314
Market demand problem creates a new calculus for real estate investment.	DeNardo, Stephen		530
Monmouth Mall acquired. (Retail New York).			308
N.J. market levels off, but faces sublease expirations.	Lipper, Philip	Industry Overview	528
Newmark New Spectrum's Fox: retail is where the action is.	Fox, Benjamin	Industry Overview	568
Paramount Group, German investors buy the Americas Tower.		Brief Article	275
PEP Real Estate forms Soho fund.			213
PETsMART leases 23,000-SF building in Norwalk, Connecticut. (Retail New York).		Brief Article	215
Port Authority hires architects as advisors to WTC project.			332
PPR acquired by Conn. firm. (Technology: Update).		Brief Article	254
Property owners should inspect insurance policies, panel says.	Misonzhnik, Elaine		677
Quiksilver to open flagship. (Retail New York).		Brief Article	120
Renovation project reveals architectural history. (Design and Development).			602
Sales. (On the Real Estate Scene).			420
Seminars being offered.		Brief Article	327
Singer: building on confined sites poses construction challenges.	Singer, Brad		1208
The best and worst of times for the construction industry.	Medaglia, Michele	Industry Overview	317
The Related Cos. CEO to win lifetime achievement award. (Transcripts).		Brief Article	214
The time to keep businesses Downtown is now.	Jaffe, Shirley		551
Third quarter roundtable. (Real Estate Weekly).			6358
Understanding the needs of the real estate industry: Accounting Statistics Company, Inc. payroll and tax service. (Profile of the Week).			505
Vaccarello to be honored. (Transcripts).			360
VVA: interior costs declined by 15%.		Industry Overview	366
W&M Golf Classic raises $5,000. (Transcripts).		Brief Article	224
W.P. Carey completes $172M CMBS.			377
Web site wins award. (Technology: Update).		Brief Article	242
Westin Hotel opens with a bang.	Keith, Natalie		511
With economic uncertainty, apparel retailers remain on sidelines.	Spiegel, Bruce		499
Yonkers waterfront seeing new life.	Misonzhnik, Elaine		836