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Articles in Jan 27, 1993 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Activity at Gateway
• Look abroad for opportunity
  by James P. Frankel
• Contractor group plans legal action against NYS
• Computer firm signs 25,000 sf lease in NJ
• Insurance firm renews lease
• Renewals and expansions
• Survey predicts rise in construction volume
• Exclusive agent
• Market taking steps in right direction
  by Steven Spinola
• Residential report shows stabilizing prices
  by Alan J. Rogers
• RE market readjustment to begin in '93
  by Robert Von Ancken
• Meeting the challenges of changing times
  by Ben Irlander
• Lead: problem or panic?
• Manhattan retail enjoys year of activity
• As tenants tighten belts, RE must give more
  by Carolyn Ugiss
• Proactive approach key to property improvements
  by Arthur D. Sanders
• Office shift to suburbs continues
  by Michael J. Ziatyk
• Tips to trim costs in office design
  by Jeffrey H. Simon
• Investment strategies for European equity sources
  by Wilhelm A. Rosenberg
• Meeting real estate needs as the world turns
  by Andrew Roos
• Experienced prosper
  by Brant Cali
• Lack of construction draws spotlight in '93
  by Donald P. Eisen
• Signs pointing to turnaround
  by Howard J. Rubenstein
• Manhattan retail enjoys year of activity
  by Ben Fox
• Wal-Mart Stores to open LI's first Sam's Club
• Westminster Towers acquired
• Queens condo tower sells 90% of medical space
• Chronic late rent payment real nuisance
  by Sherwin Belkin
• Queens West moves forward
  by Lois Weiss
• Citicorp selling stake in Plaza?
  by Lois Weiss
• Galbreath Riverbank named at Plaza 57
• Publicists join forces
• December co-op/condo prices level off
• Lehrer McGovern donates services for $1 in CA
• Tishman completes new underground wing
• Office space price climbs in December
• Apartment complex sold in Yonkers
• Surge in development in Boroughs … really
  by Joshua L. Muss
• Competition the bottom line
  by Howard P. Molloy
• The light at the end of the tunnel
  by Edward A. Friedman
• Some good news, some bad
  by Asher Bernstein
• Absorption outstripping added space
  by William G. Cohen
• Partnering: new approach to project relationships
  by Charles W. Sheppard
• 1993 could be the year for change
  by John J. Gilbert, III
• Will 1993 finally bring recovery
  by Steven A. Swerdlow
• Opening the window of opportunity
  by Myron J. Berman
• Perceived bottom leads to sales rush
  by Ronald Mahr
• Zund Realty reports leases
• Legal issues that will help the 90's
  by Barry LePatner
• 1993: the year of the neighborhood
  by Dexter Guerrieri
• Consumer confidence gaining momentum
  by Burton P. Resnick
• New year, new regime, new optimism
  by Frank Ring
• Positive signs exist for buyers
  by Robin J. Cohen
• The changing face of corporate America
  by Bruce Mosler
• Staying competitive at the bottom
  by Peter L. DiCapua
• Pockets of activity in lackluster NJ market
  by Thomas V. Bermingham
• A slower than usual recovery
  by Stuart Lilien
• Recession has ended, says retail report
• Recycling: get ready for fines
  by Lois Weiss
• Foreign concern buys 10 East 53rd Street
• Teleport Communications plans expansion at Teleport I
• UN credit union makes expansion move
• ATS makes top 100 list
• Condo for non-profits to announce buyers
  by Lois Weiss
• GW Michaels merges with Newmark RE
  by Lois Weiss
• William J. Morley
• Tishman completes project
• 1992: confidence emerges from rubble
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Exclusive agent in Yonkers
• End to the free-fall in sight
  by Aaron Gurla
• Affordable housing: a look at the numbers
  by Ruben Klein
• Turnaround imminent in Westchester, Fairfield
  by Michael H. Siegel
• Hi-tech business parks in NJ remain active
• Telecommuters will require new housing needs
  by Ric Katz
• Could supply be decreasing?
  by Richard Van Houten, Jr.
• 90's enjoy renewed focus on professional management
  by Allan D. Rosenberg
• Marketing 'dead' building space
  by Gary Zaremba
• Let's increase the value of New York City
  by David R. Greenbaum
• Surplus space must be absorbed
  by Charles H. Spielman
• A review of '92 and wish list for '93
  by Karen Schwartz-Sidrane

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