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Articles in March 12, 1997 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Officials launch Downtown Infotech District
• S. Goodstein expands in Great Neck
• NYC office momentum continues to build
  by Bruce Mosler
• PWC symposium targets markets for expanding construction opportunity
• Court rules against developer's use of air rights
  by Jeffrey A. Chester
• B.J. Murray redirects Windows development
• Clinton unveils plan to save Section 8
• Gotham Hospitality Group announces strategic plan
• Avoid computer disasters while moving your offices
  by Billy Ward
• Are things really looking up?
  by Thomas F. Campenni
• Commercial real estate continues to rebound
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• Suburbs strengthen as speculative construction returns
• Projects would redefine retail scene
  by Lois Weiss
• Highlights and trends for the Manhattan market
  by Thomas P. Falus
• The changing face of leasing and sales of Manhattan medical space
  by Michael Dubin
• Taking project management to the next level
• Suburban markets offer good investor opportunities
  by Anthony E. Malkin
• Development opportunities in rehabilitating neighborhoods
  by Benjamin Fox
• Leasing is a delicate balance
  by Lois Weiss
• Retailing boom will continue in 1997
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Opportunities for tenants in a tightening market
  by Daniel Horowitz
• Insignia acquires Rostenberg-Doern Company
• Changes afoot in world of non-profits
  by David Lebenstein
• Pressure on property values exceeds rental growth
  by Anthony E. Malkin
• Demand for senior housing continues to grow
• Office REITs discover New York: enduring trend or passing fancy?
  by Arlene Wysong
• Getting the deal done right
  by Robert P. Corso
• Beware of quantum meruit liability
  by Peter Goetz
• Using computers to market commercial property
  by Timothy D. King