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Articles in June 23, 1993 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• NYC tax rates finalized
  by Lois Weiss
• $9.2M financing in Chicago
• SoHo retail market strong again
  by Caroline P. Banker
• Creating new money sources in credit crisis
  by Leslie W. Himmel
• Pending health plan stalls professional space sales
  by Paul Wexler
• Owners must tackle new legislation
  by Oskar Brecher
• PR critical tool in difficult times
  by Howard J. Rubenstein
• Sale leasebacks: strategy for the 90's
  by Peter Weisman
• 'Must-haves' to drive NYC leasing market
  by James Millard
• Dutch bank expands space in Midtown
• Six months of change
  by Annabelle Stanislaw
• Residential market needs more good news
  by Adrienne Albert
• Co-op/condo parity needed in troubled buildings
  by Neil Binder
• Positive signs of life in New Jersey
  by Stephen J. Kukan
• Mortgage-backed securities aid refinancing
  by Daniel Z. Nelson
• EC still provides viable opportunities
  by Ronald G. LeGault
• Agent loyalty key in all market climates
  by Janet M. Sandstrom
• In lease disputes, negotiating may beat litigation
  by Mark S. Rudd
• Lenders must decide who is for real
  by Richard R. Pergolis
• Broker tops in luxury market
  by Derek Alger
• RE brokers and disciplinary action
  by Jay J. Gurfein
• Tops to open on LI at Westbury Plaza
• International Design completes mall project in Venezuela
• More signs of life evident all over
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Housing plan dedicated
• Market dynamics adjust as tenants trade-up
  by Peter Riguardi
• ISS completes acquisition
• Shift in asset management choice
  by Stephen Green
• Turn-key deals serve tenants and brokers
  by Anthony E. Malkin
• Homebuilding field must help jump-start economy
  by Kenneth Simons
• New nation of sellers and money sources
  by Wilhelm A. Rosenberg
• '93 market has opportunities, no surprises
  by Noel Spillane
• Bright future for conversions
  by Brad Zackson
• Partnering: method for dispute avoidance
  by Robert S. Peckar
• Redevelopment needs support of community
  by Thomas C. Prendergast
• Census Bureau expands at Maryland building
• Corporations want more than just office space
  by Lawrence E. Tannenbaum
• Keeping up with tenants seeking better value
  by Sam Irlander
• Mendik: 'act today for NYC's future.'
• Bank gets bonus in moving operations
• AEW enters pact with FDIC
• Financing key to 'making things happen.'
  by Allen I. Gross
• When should a management company merge?
  by Jeffrey D. Grant
• In leasing market, worst is over in Midtown
  by Mark A. Jaccom
• Maintaining a co-op/condo's financial integrity
  by Marcia Taranto
• Software plays matchmaker
• Office market still cautious
  by Frank Ring
• Grubb & Ellis gets exclusive
• Suburban parks competing with CBD space
  by Michael J. Ziatyk
• Market strong for quality residential product
  by William Lie Zekendorf
• '94 to herald retail breakthrough
  by Edward A. Friedman
• Retail rents inch up in response to traffic
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• 'Senate will cave'
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Condo index finds record increases
• Auctioneer names consultant for due diligence assignments
• Faith Consolo elected new president of AREW
• Heading in a positive direction
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• REITs and other 'opportunities.'
  by Dale Hemmerdinger
• Co-op-condo market to rebound in '93
  by Barbara Corcoran
• Floor leased
• Five hot areas for real estate investment
  by Alan T. Kessler
• Princeton office rents may increase by year-end
  by Timothy Tomai
• Income property assessments may still be too high
  by Herbert S. Podell
• To keep investors, solve housing issues
  by Ruben Klein
• Nursing home design bright spot in '93
  by Jerrold Clarke
• Market welcomes new international investors
  by Albert I. Berger
• Co-op/condos tackling delinquencies, budgets
  by Ray Gonzalez
• Westchester's new landlords changing market
  by Michael H. Siegel
• Hospital facilities a silver lining
  by Richard Foster
• A residential overview at mid-year
  by Peter R. Marra
• Sewer extension completed
• In Midtown, have the best deals been had?
  by Steven A. Swerdlow
• Rent regulation expires tonight: senators demand reform
  by Lois Weiss
• Publishers expand at Flatiron Building
• Institutional Management Group formed by Newmark & Company
• Phone Express relocates
• 2 NY properties to sell in sealed-bid auction
• Bernstein reports deals
• Music Sales completes lease
• City needs retention plan for all tenants
  by Bruce E. Mosler

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