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Articles in March 24, 1993 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Should city beef-up building codes?
  by Lois Weiss
• Group claims Clinton will deter foreign investment
• Bernstein sells 236 Fifth Ave
• In New Paltz, seniors displacing freshman
  by Lois Weiss
• Studley: opportunity at crossroads
• New restaurant in Rock Center
• Lynch & Mayer takes 26,000 sf
• Stone & Webster selected to assess 20 CUNY buildings
• For sales: 1993 year of opportunity
  by Scott R. Latham
• Brokers now full-service corporate advisors
  by Robert Freedman
• Retail lease signings in Paramus
• As leasing goes, sales will follow
  by Darcy Stacom
• Broker doubles as developer
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Master plan completed for NY's Chelsea Piers
• Korean firm renews office space
• Renaissance returns to Park Slope
• The Becker Group formed
• Chesebrough Ponds renews in CT
• CBS closes on purchase of building for Letterman
• Sales open at 3 Lincoln Center
• $15.5M school in Jersey City
• Fink Weinberger hits the road
• The new deal
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Owners adapt leases to meet tenant needs
  by Asher Bernstein
• Retail food tenants gain new respect
  by Gary Alterman
• Massey Knakal creates sales index
• 160 units sell at auction at CrossLand cooperative
• Duracell R&D facility sold
• Axiom named manager in DC
• Multi-parcel property auction to be held on Long Island
• Newmark of NJ to market former Sumitomo Machinery HQ
• NJ public auction to feature five commercial properties
• Robert Martin Co. forms Barter Financial Services
• Co-op/condo prices fall in February
• Ribbon Outlet renews
• Walter & Samuels manages for banks
• Early signs encouraging
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• REITs: hot property for the 90's
  by Thomas E. Robinson
• Loft Board rejects fixed fixture fees
  by Sherwin Belkin
• In first week, 128 apply at affordable housing project
• Tenant may be liable for failed deal
  by Gerald R. Uram
• Merdinger named vice chair of international committee
• Kaempfer Company closes deal with C&W
• Owners tackle snow and garbage
  by Lois Weiss
• On the market
• Non-profit buys at 305 7th Ave
• Despite leasing upswing, NY's still got problems
  by Ben Irlander
• Build-to-suits offer advantages for all
  by Brian Sekel
• Commercial leasing faces pair of crises
  by Ronald Bowman
• A method to 90's madness for sales brokers
  by Wilhelm A. Rosenberg
• Lease negotiation process evolving
  by Tina Schwartz
• Grubb & Ellis named agents
• Permanent rent laws? Enough is enough
  by Ruben Klein
• BOMA International backs federal ban on smoking
• Non-disturbance clauses key for tenants today
  by Barry Gosin
• Triple nets: the last great tax hedge
  by Elaine Platt
• As tenants move around, eye need be on retention
  by Bruce E. Mosler
• William B. May closes retail deals
• Happy tenants will stay 'at home.'
  by Philip B. Rogers
• Office condos require well-designed plan
  by Henry H. Brennan
• Nature Company comes to Big Apple
• Galbreath Company merges with Tricor of Pittsburgh