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Articles in Feb 18, 1998 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Building boom could add million s.f. to retail inventory
• Budget proposal unlikely to slow REIT growth or real estate consolidation
  by Adam O. Emmerich
• Is the Roth IRA right for you?
  by T. Michael Martin
• The problems with leasing class b and c office space
  by David Brimlow
• The mortgage opportunity of a lifetime
  by David X. Stumpf
• Taking the points: consumers often pay more for 'no-points' mortgages
• Owners pay for zombie tenants
  by Lois Weiss
• Educating the market: a new year's resolution for the new millennium
  by Barry Dimson
• Cultural rapport is the key to working with foreign nationals mortgage market
  by Seth Cohen
• Facility planning forum charts corporate America's course
• Clinton proposals could affect REITs
• The power of a personal signature: leverage that can get a deal done
  by John Cook
• SIOR predicts continuing improvement in NJ markets
• Speyer contracts for ABC site
• There's no better time to refinance your mortgage
  by Ellen Bitton
• We can handle sex-gate so why can't the press?
  by Thomas F. Campenni
• Hot new developments in real estate finance
  by Brook Boyd
• Get the most home for your money: buy now!
• E. 57th second among most expensive shopping destinations
• Tax reform act sparked growth of public vehicles
  by Matthew W. Kaplan
• Home mortgage firm plans area expansion
• Downtown Manhattan's time has finally come
  by Eric J. Kaufman
• Haber residential portfolio is sold
  by Lois Weiss
• Tax assessment of contaminated properties addressed
  by Philip E. Karmel
• Carlton Group handles record $1 billion in transactions
• Convenience a key to urban/suburban development
• Report highlights dynamic changes in capital markets for office properties