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Articles in Jan 28, 1998 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Market '98: as good as it gets
  by Lois Weiss
• Vitality of NY market will continue in '98
  by Raymond T. O'Keefe
• How high is up?
  by Jerry L. Barta
• Association Center is a model for the future
  by Roger A. Silverstein
• The future of banking in '98
  by Paul Pescatello
• A year of historic reform in rent regulations
  by Joseph Strasburg
• Future of senior housing maturing at a fast rate
  by Jeffrey E. Levine
• Attorneys under attack over three-day notices
  by Lois Weiss
• The time is now to negotiate your new lease
  by Joseph Cabrera
• Real estate market in the hands of the economy
  by Barry Gosin
• Adaptive re-use comes full swing in New Jersey
  by Donald P. Eisen
• Understanding capital markets crucial to recovery
  by John D. McGurk
• Consumer-based marketing strategies in real estate
  by Freddi Silverman
• Building owners look to rooftops for hidden profits
  by John Paleski
• Strong impetus for Class B investments
  by Stephen Green
• Manhattan building sales see 15 percent appreciation
  by Paul J. Massey, Jr.
• Large space users chasing Downtown landlords for deals
  by Timothy Kucha
• Eighth Avenue emerges as new retail frontier
  by Cory Zelnik
• It seems capital has learned nothing from past
  by Marc Gleitman
• Midtown building offers a golden opportunity
• Does Bell Atlantic have REIT stuff?
  by Lois Weiss
• NYC shifts from recovery to renaissance
  by Robert L. Freedman
• Computerized water and heat controls to become standard
  by Gerald Pindus
• Change in the air for Manhattan's Garment District
  by David Winoker
• Investing in neighborhoods at risk
  by Gerald S. Migdol
• Queens co-op market revitalized
  by Mona Hamburger
• New York City needs true middle-income housing
  by Marvin Sochet
• What happened to the small management firm?
  by David Brimlow
• Prosperity endures in NY despite Pacific Rim woes
  by Wendy Rowden
• New York metro area is primed for growth
  by Paula Forys
• Retailers swarming to outer boroughs
  by Franklin Zuckerbrot
• The role of lenders in the real estate industry
  by Jeffrey Wolfer
• Outlook bright for stable economy, business growth
  by Nunzio Del Greco
• Luxury decontrol cycle begins
  by Sherwin Belkin
• Non-profits face unique leasing challenges
  by David Lebenstein
• New Jersey waterfront an attractive alternative
  by Joseph V. Scimone
• Technology is key to today's leasing needs
  by Daren Hornig
• The time is right to refinance
  by David X. Stumpf
• We need to blunt the teeth of the shark
  by Ruben Klein
• Demographics driving demand in senior living industry
  by Daniel J. McNulty
• Strategic player takes New York market by storm
• Office upswing very sweet for owners and investors
  by Orna L. Shulman
• NJ developers question proposed land use legislation
  by Vincent Marano
• Strong retail demand should continue in 1998
  by Benjamin Fox
• New Jersey's retail markets remain hot
  by Jonathan B. Schultz
• New real estate wrinkle
  by Philip M. Capra
• A year of growth and prosperity is underway
  by Steven Spinola
• The changing role of third-party real estate firms
  by Franklin E. Brown
• Opportunities for private owners in today's market
  by Steven J. Denholz
• One-stop financial shop is predicted for the industry
  by Michael Landau
• Residential owners should focus on capital improvements
  by Ralph Della Cava
• Manhattan residential market 30 percent ahead of '80s peak
• Another solid year for the Fairfield County office market
• Markets indicate year of continued growth
  by Marc J. Freud
• Westchester office market is firming up
• NJ office market ends year on a high note
  by Thomas V. Bermingham
• Architectural trends in retail design
  by Kenneth Gruskin
• Hopefully, private property owners will see justice in '98
  by R. Randy Lee
• Demand for luxury homes will continue in '98
  by Barbara Corcoran
• Westchester office market finishes year on positive note
• The sky's the limit
  by Leslie Wohlman Himmel
• Need for new space becoming clearer
  by Peter Riguardi
• Retail in 1998 will be battle of the giants
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• The need for speed in today's developments
  by Deborah J. Ippolito
• Purchase of unsold co-op shares shifting emphasis
  by Susan Hewitt