s of the Gabay family, whose patriarch opened a discount fashion outlet at the corner property in 1990. Both parties confirmed the agreement, though Shapolsky declined to comment on his plans for the site, which could accommodate a 41,500- square-foot commercial building or a residential one of roughly half

its founders. For further information about the Guggenheim family, see John H. Davis, The Guggenheims (1848-1988): An American Epic (Morrow, 1978; Shapolsky, 1989). home page http://www.gf.oregugg_fam.htrn1 2/5/2007 EFTA01728153 Tufts University - printed web page Page 1 of 2 This page printed fro