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Articles in Jan 27, 1999 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• CREW survey indicates increase in international business
• Cautious optimism to guide us in 1999
  by Marc J. Freud
• Retail in 1999: better than ever!
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Leadership 101: what's needed for '99
  by Bradley Wheeler
• Safe lead removal tops owners' concerns
  by Joseph Strasburg
• Edelman PR expanding at Times Square Plaza
• GDT diversifying Dynamap street database products
• Negotiating retail leases for long-term value
  by Susan Kurland
• Getting ready today to service the office of the future
  by Robert J. Carroll
• Slow and steady wins the race in Fairfield County
  by Ed Tonnesson
• No slackening of pace seen in Manhattan residential rentals
  by Nancy Packes
• Landauer predicts turbulenct but successful transition in '99
• NYC townhouse market remained strong in '98
  by Jed H. Garfield
• The language of retail
  by Benjamin Fox
• Continuing healthy trends forecast for NJ
  by Jeffrey Schotz
• 1999 - the year of the operator
  by Leslie Wohlman Himmel
• Niche marketing can fuel home mortgage business growth
  by Seth Cohen
• As usual, landlords foot bill while Pols reap the benefits
  by Thomas F. Campenni
• Office market expected to remain strong in '99
  by Barry Gosin
• Investing in retail condos
  by Fred C. Posniak
• Downtown Brooklyn continues long, steady emergence
  by Paula Ingram
• Business expansions help boost Fairfield office market
• Garage collapse under investigation
  by Lois Weiss
• 1999 marks beginning of unique real estate cycle
• Helping tenants to be nimble in 1999
  by Tim Kucha
• New NYSE casts a glow on surrounding properties
  by Charles Bendit
• Coming year may yield surprises in NJ office market
  by Seena Stein
• Realtor assn. sponsors services for professionals
  by Nunzio Del Greco
• Continued brisk leasing is seen in New Jersey markets
• Brisk activity expected to continue in Manhattan
  by Ray O'Keefe
• Predictions for the mortgage industry in 1999
• Real estate market may slow, but it will not stop
  by Robert D. Goodman
• Traditional lenders poised for return in wake of CMBS fallout
  by Debbie Kloper
• Forecast for '99: hold your breath!
  by Lois Weiss
• Better year for REITs predicted by Lehman Bros.' analyst
• Improve your property now, while inflation is low
  by Fred Rudd
• Design professionals and the Y2K problem
  by Raymond T. Mellon
• Increasing value is prime function of a residential property manager
  by David Kuperberg
• SMPS: a marketing guide for the design, construction and real estate industries
  by Steve Heckel
• Sahara sale imminent?: don't hold your breath
  by Todd Maisel
• Midtown leasing well-positioned heading into 1999
  by Frank Doyle
• Retail still thriving, but there are curves ahead
  by Robert K. Futterman
• Real estate a good investment into next millennium
  by Marilyn Harra Kaye
• Rental market stays strong in '98; looks to make more gains this year
  by Andrew Heiberger
• Giving customers the white glove treatment
• Manhattan office markets tighten further in 1998
  by Joseph R. Harbert
• The stock market stays, and New York wins
  by Steven Spinola
• One of New York City's best kept investment secrets is The Bronx
  by Richard H. Aidekman
• Parking facilities are good place to make first impression
  by Semone Grossman
• Corporate downsizings affect Westchester office market
• Market offers strong impetus for Class B investment
  by Stephen Green
• Advent of the millennium on minds of retailers and customers
  by Jeffrey Winick
• Despite credit crunch, demand continues in 1999
  by Orna L. Shulman
• Small trading floors needed
  by Thomas Weinstock
• A matter of safety
  by Wayne Bellet