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Articles in June 24, 1992 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Leasing pace picks up for Manhattan markets - New York, New York commercial real estate - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• NJ shopping center expands - Point View Shopping Center, Wayne, New Jersey - Review and Forecast, Section II
• Executive suites in prime locations prosper - office leasing, New York, New York - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Kathryn J. Donohue
• Shopping center sells for $23m - Kenner, Louisiana shopping center, Pavilion at Esplanade - Review and Forecast, Section II
• 'Niche marketing' key to confidence in housing - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Ric Katz
• RTC auction features land, properties in NJ - Resolution Trust Corp. to sell real estate holdings in New Jersey, New York area
• Who is responsible for NYS gains tax? - New York State issues 'Transferor Responsible Person Information' tax form for 1992
  by Larry Weiser
• As prices fall, investor caution advised - real estate industry - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Alan T. Kessler
• Midtown owners struggle to keep leasing stable - office leasing, New York, New York - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Howard Grufferman
• New development needed for industry and NYC - economic viability for real estate industry in New York, New York - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Louis J. Coletti
• Landlords become NYC fall guys - liability for social problems, legal remedies responsibility of New York, New York landlords - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Dan Margulies
• Preventative maintenance saves money - keeping buildings in optimum condition help keep property values up - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Gary Zarembo
• Crime: closer to home than you think - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Jordan Lubitz
• Improving water quality - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Steven M. Cilento
• Banks and real estate go together - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by John M. Rossini
• Push for co-ops can stem housing decay - cooperative ownership of real property - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Robert Klein
• Flexible co-op financing - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Sheldon Gartenstein
• Windows: improving insulation and the 'view.' - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Tina Kapp
• New criteria dictates lender underwriting - foreign lenders entering domestic real estate market - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Richard R. Pergolis
• Auctions achieve market value via focused marketing - real estate auctions - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Donald C. Hannah
• More environmental surprises may lie ahead - pollution liability of commercial real estate owners - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Ira Cohen
• Townhouses: 'affordable' option for some buyers
  by Lois Weiss
• Eastern Consolidated named exclusive agent for sale - New York, New York's 260 West 39th Street sale
• Survey of counselors finds 3 to 5 years for recovery - American Society of Real Estate Counselors' forecast for real estate industry
• Recessionary woes take us back to basics - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Irwin L. Kellner
• The light at the end of the tunnel - recognizing signs of economic recovery - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Barry B. LePatner
• Federal Express to renovate distribution ctr - New York, New York facility to be restored - Review and Forecast, Section I
• Small tenants carry weight in NY office market - New York, New York - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by William G. Cohen
• Fort Lee: a market unto itself - commercial leases doing well in Fort Lee, New Jersey - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Alvin E. Orlian
• Adjusting to changes key to success in 90's - real estate industry - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Stephen L. Green
• Parking biz: silver lining - economic downturn allows parking industry to renegotiate leases - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Stephen Freidus
• Read NIMBY's lips: no new housing - real estate development comes up against attitude of, "not in my back yard" - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by R. Randy Lee
• NYC activity begins to outpace hesitancy - New York, New York's real estate industry - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Jack Resnick
• Marriott to manage NJ hotel - Marriott at Glenpointe, Teaneck, New Jersey - Review and Forecast, Section V
• Excess space, high hopes in office market - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Charles H. Spielman
• Cost conscious managers can save big - property managers - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Ira Meister
• Pattison: developer/owners to lead RE - real estate investor Peter E. Pattison says professionals will lead industry out of economic doldrums
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Fewer apartments bring higher sale prices
• All feet are not as sweet - New York State Supreme Court finds legally acceptable differences between "rentable square feet" and usable square feet" in rental leases
  by Sherwin Belkin
• Financing: dead or alive? - commercial mortgages - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Andy Rohman
• Tenants finding choice sublease opportunities - office leasing, New York, New York - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Steven A. Swerdlow
• Residential update: quicker sales, multiple buyers - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Roberta L. Faulstick
• ADA compliance: how much will it cost? - Americans with Disabilities Act - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Jay Seeman
• RSA: 'rent laws unconstitutional.' - Rent Stabilization Association in lawsuit against New York City, New York State enforcement of rent control law - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by John J. Gilbert
• Negotiations more complicated in 90's - real estate industry financing - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Daniel Forbes
• New York: slow but steady recovery - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Bruce Mosler
• Roundtable on ADA - legal requirements of Americans with Disabilities Act for building owners - Review and Forecast, Section III - Interview
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Strategies for survival - real estate industry - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Asher Bernstein
• 1992: the year of the environment - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Jennifer L. Carey
• ADA compliance critical for tenants, owners - building owners, occupants required to comply with Americans with Disabilities Act - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Michael Kleinberg
• Co-op wins judgment, and legal fees - Roosevelt Island, New York housing cooperative wins case over lease violation and costs - Review and Forecast, Section IV
• 1992: the year of the department store - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Edward A. Friedman
• Money makes the world go round - innovations in commercial real estate financing - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Wilhelm A. Rosenberg
• Investing in building with a laundry room - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Steven Breitman
• NYC facing tax rate quandary - New York, New York
  by Lois Weiss
• Healey & Baker forms venture with Mitsubishi Trust & Bank
• Westchester owners claim damages against NYS, NYC - New York State, New York, New York's Dept. of Environmental Protection sued for halting development in watershed areas
• Water metering: stopping budget leaks
  by Alan Rothschild
• Computers key for future of management - residential property management - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Oskar Brecher
• Cautious optimism pervades NJ office market - New Jersey - Review and Forecast, Section I
  by Donald P. Eisen
• NYC luxury market begins to firm - New York, New York residential market - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Barbara Corcoran
• ADA: what about signs? - Americans with Disabilities Act - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Steve Brown
• Capital-short NY faces unstable future - New York, New York - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Daniele Bodini
• RE recovery will depend upon federal action - real estate industry - Review and Forecast, Section III
  by Jerome Belson
• Manufacturer relocates in CT - New Hermes Inc. leases facilities in Norwalk, Connecticut - Review and Forecast, Section IV
• Mid-year from an energy perspective - managing costs of utilities' usage - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Jay Raphaelson
• Elm Management offering in-house legal services - Review and Forecast, Section IV
• Lobby: the key to upgrading your building - Review and Forecast, Section IV
  by Josephine Sokolski
• Ventillo opens 1st US store at One Fawcett Place in CT - Ventillo U.S. A. Ltd. leases space in Greenwich, Connecticut - Review and Forecast, Section V
• Security of using a licensed professional engineer - construction industry - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Robert F. Borg
• Service sector to support future growth - New York, New York economy - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Helene Schwartz
• Office suites impacted, but weathering the storm - New Jersey's The Office Gallery, executive suite company profiled - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Gloria Bayes
• U.S. employment figures confirm Salomon's 'bearish' predictions - Salomon Brothers Inc.'s report, 'Myth of Recession-Proof Office Employment Dies' reflected in 1990-91 employment data from federal government - Review and Forecast, Section V
• Population: key to strong leasing growth - Jamaica, Queens, New York has low retail vacancy rate - Review and Forecast, Section V
  by Robert Richards
• Hi-tech, warehouse space in NJ holds its own - New Jersey's industrial business parks - Review and Forecast, Section V
• Experienced prosper in today's tough market - commercial real estate - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Brant Cali
• Demand remains strong for Princeton R&D space - research and development office space, Princeton, New Jersey - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Tim Tomai
• Plumbing: not as wet and dry as you think - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Robert Wexler
• Long-term growth seen for NY after consolidation - New York, New York real estate industry - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by Gary Q. Kokalari
• Big deals spur renewed confidence - New York, New York's commercial real estate market - Review and Forecast, Section II
  by James S. Vanderslice

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