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Articles in June 22, 1994 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Industry gains in Albany; hotel tax repealed; REIT tax reduced
  by Lois Weiss
• Prada to open flagship store
• City officials outline plans at REBNY breakfast
• Owner-occupied industrial and warehouse properties are hot
• Relocation: keeping it from becoming full-time job
  by Laurence Wansor
• Improved market signals caution once again
  by Stefan H. Ensler
• IREM/Brooker scholarship awarded to Amanda Lowe
• Shopping in the Euro-Borough: the retail face of Manhattan
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Property managers consolidate for efficiency
  by Oskar Brecher
• Commercial markets show signs of vitality
  by Bruce E. Mosler
• Broadway is back, and it's better than ever
  by Alan M. Simon
• Time for some investors to step into the ring
  by Frank T. Ghiarello
• Tenant retention is key to marketing today
  by Dan Lessing
• Transfer tax reforms promise a stronger market
  by Steven Spinola
• New corporate views demand more from service providers
  by Scott M. Panzer
• Commercial market still uncertain despite rebound
  by Alan T. Kessler
• Revision of DIV model considered a good sign
  by Joseph B. Rubin
• Columbia University to market GE building with Mendik, Soros
  by Lois Weiss
• New Spectrum arranges PB&B lease
• DEP Commissioner stresses conservation
  by Lois Weiss
• Studley NJ office opens
• Marcus & Millichap completes planning for law firm's South American office
• EastRidge wins BOMA buildings award
• Fifth Ave. condo goes for $5M
• Rents up, concessions down
  by Anthony E. Malkin
• In Midtown, the best is still yet to come
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• 1994 to be a period of sustained growth
  by Ira Schumann
• Improvements keyed by pro-growth administration
  by Joseph Strasburg
• Safety and security challenges for the Nineties
  by Robert De Siena
• Preventive maintenance key to building's health
  by Andrew Saunders
• Now is the time for cautious optimism
  by Michael J. Martino
• Housing Court: and justice for all?
  by Howard Poch
• Small tenants spur Westchester; Fairfield rebound near complete
  by Michael Siegel
• Expect hotel prices to keep going up, C&L says
  by Thomas Arasi
• Corporations see upside in affordable housing investment
  by J. Michael Fried
• Managers react to fraud indictments
  by Lois Weiss
• New York Mercantile Exchange extends lease at Trade Center
• Equitable in hotel venture
• Harlem prospers during tough times
• Brooklyn co-op rescued; auction set for June 26
• Deputy Mayor addresses residential brokers
• CAI-NJ wins award
• Non-profitable business is dilemma for receiver
  by Edward L. Schiff
• Owners changing attitudes on value added management
  by Stephen Green
• Equilibrium reached in Manhattan markets
  by Richard Donohue
• Deja vu all over again
  by Seymour B. Durst
• Sobering abandonment data cries out for action
  by Ruben Klein
• Co-op subletting: the time to review is now
  by Mark S. Rudd
• White Plains: the gateway to Westchester
  by Carl Austin
• Maintaining a balance between large & small users
  by Gary Alterman
• Commercial sales reach pinnacle in New Jersey
  by Richard Gelmetti
• Capital markets: a light at the end of the tunnel
• Residential market gains
  by Joan Ambrose
• CDC properties 100 percent leased
• Tishman honored for Foley Square affirmative action
• Art of negotiating modern lease discussed
• Sometimes, nice guys finish first
  by Eric R. Gerard
• WMF refinances 40th St. property
• Tisch donates $1M to UJA's AIDS initiative
• TMP acquires half of Chavin Lambert
• A real recovery, but fragile in some sectors
  by Charles H. Spielman
• 1994: is it the beginning of a new upswing?
  by George N. Georgitseas
• Opportunities, pitfalls abound in recovering market
  by Michael De Chiara
• Pro-active approach to shaping the city needed
  by Richard T. Anderson
• Long Island posts some real estate gains
  by Dominic R. D'Angelo
• Seaman expands through affiliation with Rosen
• IREM unveils safety management program
  by Beverly A. Roachell
• Diverse companies will dominate industry's future
• Newest REITs represent all property types
  by Patrick R. Leardo
• Viacom takes nine floors
• Eichner thinks time share
  by Lois Weiss
• 381 Park nears full occupancy
• Are mortgage securities riding for a fall?
• Equitable selects Newmark for consolidation
  by Lois Weiss
• Owners must commit to constant improvements
  by Daniel E. North
• State assistance keys leasing efforts at Greenwich-American
• Zoning does not affect marketability, court rules
  by Peter Goetz
• The good and the bad news on the recovery
  by Stuart Lilien
• In real estate, it's one strike and you're out
  by Edward Riguardi
• The renaissance of Midtown South continues
  by David Falk

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