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Articles in May 18, 1994 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Proposed UN Plaza sale: is now the right time?
  by Lois Weiss
• Recent sales demonstrate dichotomy of Downtown
  by Lois Weiss
• Fiber optics expert addresses BOMA members
• Wall St. bankers: new kids on the block in '94
  by Robert P. Corso
• Assisted living facilities create new REIT niche
• Real estate financing changes for the 90s
  by Albert Berger
• Harmonizing financial knowledge with market wisdom
  by Barry Gosin
• Luxury condo lofts to be created at 21 Astor Place
• Renovated building available off Washington Square
• Recovering residential market presents investment opportunity in occupied units
• Industrial market continues to be investment of choice
  by Michael S. Sherman
• Wall St. and real estate: an odd marriage
  by Gerald Kray
• Banks have a stake in city housing stock
  by David R. Jones
• IBM sells Madison Ave. building to partnership
  by Lois Weiss
• Expanding Newmark's New Jersey presence
  by Derek Alger
• US Housing Secretary to address REI conference
• Hotel REITs gain popularity
• Insurers real estate lending should slow down this year
• Lenders conclude that world is not ending
  by Wilhelm A. Rosenberg
• Determining the financial help of a co-op
  by Peter Kaplan
• Apt. owners outraged at RGB proposals
  by Lois Weiss
• Commercial condos a plus for UN missions & consulates
• Newmark gets 55 Wall Street assignment
• Hunting for financing getting a little easier
  by Lois Weiss
• Commercial mortgage backed securities riding for a fall?
• The highest and best use of housing properties
  by Alan Sidransky
• Lending to developers when others won't
  by J. Michael Fried
• Water tunnel project opposed
  by Lois Weiss
• Home-builders set record
• New York markets still a tale of two cities
• Is the party over, or just beginning?
  by Michael L. Carrieri
• Gap in cost of debt and equity capital narrows
  by Mark Schwarz
• Questions on determining the value of property
  by Robert Von Ancken