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Articles in May 19, 1993 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Williams RE forms venture with Britain-based firm
• Federal Express facility underway
• Galbreath Co. to merge with Warwick Associates
• Freedom House expands into 120 Wall Street
• Government engineer joins private-sector
  by Derek Alger
• Does the mayor know the score on rent laws?
  by Ruben Klein
• Clinton's energy tax to hit older buildings
• Saving time and money via Fast Tracking
  by Richard Geller
• Castle activates emergency plan during heavy winter storms
• Buildings/NY features products and methods
• The warning signs of a troubled project
  by S. Leonard DiDonato
• SL Green at IDCNY: 'We're still studying.'
  by Lois Weiss
• Lease renewal at 1 Penn Plaza
• Carvel HQ sold in Yonkers
• 'Distinguishing' in tough Westchester market
  by Lois Weiss
• Report finds 3.6% jump in home building costs
• Cantor Fitzgerald closes $45 loan sale
• Cali completes renovations at 65 Jackson Drive in NJ
• To avoid emergency work, start at the top
  by Erik Kinney
• Retrofitting landmarks for 21st century
  by Jack Beech
• Bausch & Lomb plans new HQ in Rochester
• Is your building 'environmentally conscious'?
  by Edmund P. Rondeau
• Historic 'eyesores' become vital buildings
  by Barry Poskanzer
• Park Ave: Upgrading creations of decades past
  by Lois Weiss
• Auction features homes in Brooklyn, Queens
• Agent named for 67 Broad
• Meli Borrelli merges with SPGA Group
• New school opens in Queens
• Architects now entering construction management
• UNICEF delays move decision
  by Lois Weiss
• House expands passive-loss reform
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Co-op/condo reps find concerned City Council
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Banco Di Napoli buys 4 East 54 Street
• Offices completed for Bank Meese & Hope
• Retail leases on Madison
• Giuliani backs gradual vacancy decontrol
• Strip center sold in New Jersey
• Design image as critical marketing tool
  by Marilyn Sygrove
• London development offers 'free-hold units
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• 1370 Broadway sold in garment district
• Medical facilities emerge as investment opportunity
• ISS to buy British maintenance firm
• Heat computers improve return on renovation
  by David Suthergreen
• Quality office design: planning pays off
  by James M. Hickey