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Articles in Jan 25, 1995 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Court rules against SBEA on valuation
  by Lois Weiss
• Manhattan market continues to improve
  by Don Gronich
• In rem properties keeping the city in hock
  by Ruben Klein
• Quarter century of Manhattan retailing recalled
  by Benjamin Fox
• Tightening seen in Midtown office market
• LAI: new challenges, opportunities and growth
  by Jeffrey Golkin
• NJ multi-family housing market grows stronger
• MTA is searching for interim Coliseum use
  by Lois Weiss
• Upbeat mood in '95, with cautious optimism
  by Lois Weiss
• Dealing with sick building liability claims
  by Eugene R. Anderson
• Real estate industry entering a new frontier
  by Leslie Wohlman Himmel
• How condo owners can reduce tax assessments
  by R. Randy Lee
• Risk management program is a necessity
  by Steven Brenner
• Residential construction market rebounding
  by James D'Agostino
• Fairfield market will continue to tighten
  by Margaret Carlson
• Co-op tax reform is on everyone's mind
  by Lois Weiss
• Methods for effective dispute resolution
  by Irvin E. Richter
• Staying afloat as real estate tide changes
  by Phil Wharton
• Continued downsizing tempers suburban optimism
• Market's improved, but what about assessments?
  by Peter J. Hucke
• Purchasing procedures key to profitability
  by Robert S. Broder
• Professionalism key to residential management
  by David Kuperberg
• Public-private partnerships key to NJ construction
  by Thomas J. Spearing, III
• New zoning plan for 14th Street
  by Frank Gibbon
• Building sales market is best in six years
  by Robert A. Knakal
• Action plan for Downtown owners offered
  by Robert A. Kandel
• Long-awaited retail turnaround finally arrives
  by Edward A. Friedman
• Resurgent values reminiscent of previous boom
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• What does '95 hold for mortgage market
  by Howard J. Zuckerman
• City townhouses made a comeback in 1994
  by Peter R. Marra
• Assessments up $538 million
  by Lois Weiss
• Native son helps shape future of Westchester
  by Eric R. Gerard
• Vitality, stabilization mark 1994 worldwide
• Westchester Fairfield reaches turning point
  by John H. Rostenberg
• Fed rate hikes sap office market recovery
  by Charles H. Spielman
• Hot investments for '95
  by Frank T. Chiarello
• Liability concerns underscore the need to address IAQ issues
  by MaryJane T. Jones
• 1994 was a banner year for NY retail
  by Faith Hope Consolo