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Articles in Nov 17, 1993 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• FDIC to offer 200 properties at auction
• One Penn Plaza is new Midtown South jewel
  by Lois Weiss
• 545 Madison saved from default
• East Midtown Plaza wins concrete restoration award
• Manhattan leasing holds steady, Studley reports
• Market conditions best they've been in decade
  by Eric R. Gerard
• Security: protecting yourself from liability
  by Allan M. Apo
• Condo, co-op sales are on the rise
• Grand Central Partnership to create new 'ways.'
• Increase cash flow through demand side management
  by Eileen Egan-Annechino
• Allied Renovation offers innovative repair financing
• Treating brokers with respect
  by Eric R. Gerard
• Lex tower wins Steel Institute award
• Study reveals ways to increase minority construction
• Tax changes may stimulate residential market
  by Anita Sapirman
• Bank financing is playing by new rules
  by Ira Weiss
• Home re-sales peak
• Back office talent key to working with FDIC
  by Ronald B. Bruder
• What you don't know about heating can cost you
  by Richard W. Berger
• A&S Plaza recognized for design excellence
• Naturally occurring retirement communities emerge
  by Donna Klein
• Braverman calls for re-financing task force
• Modern software essential for today's managing agent
  by Oskar Brecher
• Residential golf community breaks ground
• Credit crunch may be easing
  by Lois Weiss
• Foreign investors briefed on American lifestyles
• Manhattan apt. projects getting off the ground
  by Lois Weiss
• Dealing with delinquencies in recessionary times
  by Leslie Kaminoff
• NY Urban offers new applications for HUD financing
• MBA offers financing crisis solutions
• FDIC re-finances Queens co-op complex