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Articles in June 25, 1997 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Retail growth will be slow but sure
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Recovery the most powerful in thirty years
  by Stephen B. Siegel
• Developing management budgets in an era of progressive institutional management
  by Charles F. Moore
• Mixed-use development redefining NY retail scene
  by Robert Futterman
• Build them special, and the buyers will come
  by Adrienne Albert
• How technology is affecting property management
  by Kurt R. Padavano
• There's a world of retail outside Manhattan
  by Barry Greenberg
• Current trends in real estate banking
  by Gerald R. Davis
• As The Bull rages, The Street re-invents itself
  by Howard L. MIchaels
• Demand is outstripping supply of Manhattan real estate
  by Mitchell J. Barnett
• Leading women predict future of the market
  by Louise Matthews
• Westchester market enjoys a healthy start
• The anatomy of the Downtown Revitalization Plan, Part 2
  by Eric J. Kaufman
• Manhattan's residential markets continues to tighten
  by Andrew Heiberger
• Bond market rally causing lower interest rates
  by David X. Stumpf
• 'Million dollar tennis game' launches Kennedy Funding deal
• Landlord market begins to hold sway as Midtown tightens
  by James Meiskin
• Controlling co-op/condo costs
  by Ronni Lynn Arougheti
• Conduits: past, present and very much the future
  by Michael Landau
• Helmsley portfolio up for sale
  by Lois Weiss
• Reducing the risks in construction lending
  by Joseph B. Tockarshewsky
• Value still to be found in recovering Downtown market
  by George M. Stone
• NAIOP members hear Cali's plans for Westchester and Fairfield
  by Michael Klein
• Owners must know who occupies each apartment
  by Ruben Klein
• Fairfield continues positive performance
• Durst's Four Times Square: a lesson in high-rise environmental responsibility
  by Bruce S. Fowle
• The changing role of the private investor
  by Orna L. Shulman
• Manhattan leasing activity soars to new highs
• Staking a claim against formidable opposition
• Rent law chops at controls
  by Lois Weiss
• Changes point to bright future for Fashion District
  by Joseph A. Farkas
• Reducing costs associated with your workplace
  by George Bell
• Taking number one to the next level
  by Melissa Cohn