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Articles in Feb 24, 1999 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• The contextual mix of residential development today
  by Costas Kondylis
• Home Sweet Home: it's part of your resume
  by Thomas F. Campenni
• A story of our time
  by David Kuperberg
• Building on a greater tradition of service
• Suburban housing development goes back to the future
  by Arthur Collins, II
• Speyer spills Rock plans
  by Lois Weiss
• Sub-prime market remains hottest area for mortgage lending growth
  by Seth Cohen
• Prompt action of Local Laws 10 and 11 can bring some savings
  by Fred Rudd
• Jack Parker Corp. is poised to expand its Manhattan holdings
• Record price attained at 515 Park
• Contour Software launches 'Virtual Mortgage Company.'
• Buyers beginning to say 'enough' to high prices
  by Emily Tannen
• The Textile Building being converted to loft condos
• 421a tax-abatement certificates: key financial resource for developers of affordable housing
  by R. Randy Lee
• Another healthy year for Long Island real estate
• Meltzer/Mandl designs a complex residential conversion in Tribeca
• Developers and towns can benefit from infill creativity
  by Peter C. Lewis
• Leveling the playing field in residential brokerage
  by Jonathan Greenspan
• New Jersey asking rents rose 7 percent in 1998
• Residential real estate market still booming
  by Igal J. Feibush
• Assisted living in New York: a new means for retiring
  by Jeffrey E. Levine
• Residential sales took a dip in fourth quarter
• Demand continues for distinctive residential properties
  by Adam R. Rose
• Uneven bond market brings mixed mortgage rates
• Anticipating Y2K problems
  by Michael I. Wolfe