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Articles in Jan 26, 1994 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Columbus Ave. blockfront sold
• Bankers told they can do well by doing good
• REIT market likely to slow down in 1994
  by Patrick O'Keefe
• Co-op/condo boards increase their activist role
  by Richard Levine
• Midtown market tightening, but just a bit
  by Richard W. Donohue
• NY commercial market may see upswing in 1994
  by George N. Georgitseas
• Fairfield experiences a relocation revival
  by Joseph A. Cabrera
• 1994 co-op/condo market should be stronger
  by Barbara Corcoran
• IREM takes aim at crime problem in city
  by Otis M. Jones
• NY needs world-class affordable rental housing
  by Ruben Klein
• Asians bring back industrial market to NY
  by Sanford Zuckerbrot
• This is the year for assessment reductions
  by Herbert S. Podell
• RE merchant banks lure new sources of capital
  by Mitch Rutter
• Corporate consolidations hamper Westchester recovery
• Market for environmentally flawed properties emerges
  by Lois Weiss
• Dynamic Worldwide Properties names 2 to key posts
• Bullish on market for first time in years
  by Robert P. Corso
• The worst is over, but it's a long road back
  by Jeffrey B. Mendell
• Oil company delivers more than just fuel
  by Louis Romano
• Recovery poses serious challenges to office market
  by Stuart M. Lilien
• Targeted communication: a key ingredient to success
  by Howard J. Rubenstein
• Renovation: the process is as important as the goal
  by Peter L. DiCapua
• Broker optimistic about '94 residential market
• Recovery process to proceed in Big Apple
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• 1993 a hectic year for building owners
• Investors will be cautious but flexible in new year
  by Wilhelm A. Rosenberg
• Sales activity increases dramatically in '93
  by Scott R. Latham
• Bankers' headaches can be brokers' gains
  by Charles Klatskin
• Who says housing market is in a slump?
  by Wiliam Lie Zeckendorf
• As-of-right development approved without plans
  by Peter Goetz
• Kuhn to represent MTA in Coliseum negotiations
  by Lois Weiss
• Retail market has a banner year in 1993
  by Benjamin Fox
• Brooklyn Navy yard a model for future conversions
  by Albert C. Wiltshire
• Supply and demand equation reaches equilibrium
  by Maurice Solomon
• Interest in large blocks leads Midtown recovery
  by Steven A. Swerdlow
• Residential management companies adopt new approaches
  by Frederick J. Rudd
• What's the outlook for owner-operators?
  by Anthony E. Malkin
• City needs real estate and economic incentives
  by Walter H. Kirby
• Building industry offers tips to Guiliani
  by R. Randy Lee
• ABO to broaden its focus on NY quality of life
  by Jerome Belson
• Role of the property manger increasingly important
  by Lewis Friedman
• How to turn around commercial real estate
  by Peter Cocoziello
• Foreign capital, entrepreneurs replacing institutions as source of financing in 94
  by Stephen H. Jaggard
• REMICs emerge as popular new capital source
• Insurance co. moves to Newport Tower
• Waterfront pavilion to rise along FDR drive
• Tenant reps must deliver for cost-conscious corps
  by Brian J. Dugan
• The future of property management unfolds
  by Warren Friedman
• Retail market sees a turnaround in 1993
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Lenders re-focus on financing office market
  by Stephen L. Green
• Construction industry will rebound in 1994
  by C. Jaye Berger
• Retailers stop singing the blues in 1993
  by Edward A. Friedman
• Residential market showed strength in 1993
  by Barbara Fox
• Gov't regulatory relief: too little, too late
  by Jack Freund
• US owners must adjust to joint venture realities
  by Thomas N. Keltner, Jr.
• NJ office leasing stays consistent in 1993
  by Jim Nugent
• New Jersey retail road map altered
  by Milt Meyerson
• Owners offering less generous concessions
  by Leslie W. Himmel
• Availability declines in Fairfield, grows in Westchester
• NY earthquake code given jolt
  by Lois Weiss
• It's Allied Renovation Corp. to the rescue!
  by Derek Alger
• Has the tide turned for NY real estate?
  by Eric R. Gerard
• The recovery is real, not just crying wolf
  by Arthur H. Lerner
• Building security on the minds of tenants & owners
  by Zachary C. Fluhr
• Retaining tenants a challenge to downtown owners
  by Howard P. Malloy
• Managing for institutional owner on rise
  by Jeffrey Levy
• Interest rates bound to go up in 1994
  by Ric Katz
• Trying times sometimes create unorthodox unions
  by Eric Moskowitz
• Activity to continue at faster pace in 1994
  by Robert Martin
• REBNY records vital victories in 1993
  by Steven Spinola
• Property mangers must meet challenges of upswing
  by Philip B. Rogers
• Full-service companies making a comeback
  by Timothy J. Fine
• Investment in real estate for elderly favorable
  by Albert I. Berger
• High-tech/flex market will remain strong
  by Jeffrey Kessel
• REITs may bring long-term stability to market