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Articles in June 26, 1996 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• It's official: interest rates are up
  by David X. Stumpf
• Prospects are good for two New York submarkets
  by Joseph A. Farkas
• Where do we go from here?
  by Thomas F. Campenni
• REIT financing makes its mark on New Jersey
  by Thomas A. Rizk
• Westchester's booming condominium market
  by Phil Adler
• Harlem receives recognition from retail industry
  by Benjamin Fox
• Residential sales market turns around
  by Adrienne Albert
• Downtown's fate held by a different recovery
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• HUD decision to demolish draws protest
• Leasing activity is up according to Westchester market report
• Retail market enjoys good health
  by Edward A. Friedman
• Satisfying the requirements of today's tenants
  by Douglas Hoffman
• Institutional investment up in Northern New Jersey
  by David Bernahaut
• Insignia purchases ESG
  by Lois Weiss
• Generous funding renewed 42nd Street
  by C. Bradley Mendelson
• New order of sense for commercial real estate lending
  by Atwood Collins, III
• NYC real estate market is climbing steadily
  by Steven Espinola
• New Jersey's mid 90's feels like the 80's
  by Seena Stein
• Manhattan's health is slow and unsteady
  by Steven A. Swerdlow
• The IDCNY turnaround: a classic case history
  by Steven H. Klein
• Property management faces many changes
  by Arlene Wysong
• Steady ahead, real estate on course
  by Lois Weiss
• The Big Apple appears to gaining momentum
  by Howard J. Rubenstein
• Westchester County office market in early stages of recovery
  by Jeffrey H. Newman
• Rating the outer boroughs from the inside
  by Marjorie D. Seaman
• New York: meeting place for fashion, fund and finance
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• New York: recovered and thriving
  by George H. Keller, IV