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Articles in June 21, 1995 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Who murdered quiet enjoyment?
  by Vincent S. Castellano
• Half-empty or half-full?: depends who you ask
  by Lois Weiss
• Availabilities increase in most Midtown districts
  by Barry Gosin
• Investing in metropolitan area co-ops
  by Eric Kaufman
• Tenant concerns: a strategic assessment
  by Richard Podos
• Real estate enters the information age
  by Daniel A. Levy
• Environmental Liability Risk Transfer: its time has come
  by Stephen A. Silverman
• Fairfield County mirrors national trends
  by Jeffrey Dunne
• Regeneration of existing properties driving development
  by Mitchell Arkin
• Renewed confidence guides NYC investment market
  by Mitchell B. Rutter
• Making NY user-friendly to business
  by Jerome Belson
• Tarrytown Corporate Center leases over 150,000 sf
• Japanese nearly double sales of U.S. real estate
• Exclusive listings en vogue, now more than ever
  by Robert A. Knakal
• Manhattan office market remains spotty
  by Bruce Mosler
• New trend draws top retailers to Madison
  by C. Bradley Mendelson
• Upper E. Side townhouse market moving in the right direction
  by Jed H. Garfield
• Survey verifies real estate turn-around
• Midtown leasing takes a respite
  by Mark A. Jaccom
• Bond rally causing lower interest rates
  by David X. Stumpf
• Retail resurgence continues to sweep Manhattan
  by Edward A. Friedman
• Contemporary real estate: dreams vs. realities
  by Wilhelm A. Rosenberg
• Council sets new tax rates
  by Lois Weiss
• Colliers offers survival kit for global village
• A predictably unpredictable market
  by Charles H. Spielman
• The value of NYC real estate: it's more than bricks & glass
  by Tom Campenni
• Achieving marketing objectives in today's industry
  by Sheila M. Du Pell
• Industrial property makes a comeback
  by Jean-Marie Murphy