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Articles in July 21, 1993 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Kids chain hires consultant
• Carlton-Weichert plan major commercial auction
• Second building opens at assisted-living project
• Lenox Meadows opens
• Spring '93 raises $4.2M
• Big sales concluded at 1049 Fifth Ave
• Beware of pitfalls in 'MBE' relationships
  by Michael R. De Chiara
• Law firm leases
• Outsourcing of lease pass-through growing
• Tax implications of restructuring debt
  by John (English admiral) Hawkins
• Fox offers tips on selling apartments
• Fashion District readies for improvement district
• 156 William to be auctioned
• Profession changing in turbulent times
  by Lois Weiss
• New financing tool for cleanups in NJ
  by David M. Rosenberg
• Construction site inquiries: above and below the scaffold
  by Peter Goetz
• Non-compliance with ADA may impair your business
  by Richard Stein
• What rent should an ex-cooperative be charged?
  by Lewis C. Taishoff
• Hannon: rent change fight continues
  by Lois Weiss
• Apartment bldg sells for $50M
  by Lois Weiss
• NY family reaffirms commitment
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Zuckerman facing Coliseum ultimatum
  by Lois Weiss
• Investor purchases 260 West 39th Street
• Raven Press expands lease
• AT&T to sell data center
• Available space decreasing in New Jersey
• Manhattan leasing improves in first half
• 'Cash' program announced by Neighborhood Housing
• Lease at Crossroads Corporate
• The trend toward securitization
  by Leonard Boxer
• Not always better to give than receive
  by J. Lindsay Rosenberg
• 0wners, lenders find working out is hard to do
  by Mark Schwarz
• New perspective on rent regulation
  by Sherwin Belkin
• NY Supreme Court upholds design-build contract
  by Susanna S. Fodor
• Guidelines hearings continue in Westchester
  by Lois Weiss
• New hospital breaks ground on $900M renovation plan
• Downtown firm subleases
• Investment exec says apartments healthiest
• Clifford Companies acquires two industrial facilities
• United Jersey Bank/Central commits construction loan
• DHCR to loosen grip on tenant windfalls
  by Gary M. Rosenberg
• ASTM standards too risky?
• Nelson Construction and Development Corp. has named Coldwell Banker Roohan Realty to head its marketing program
• Midtown buildings reduce taxes by 9%
• C&W team negotiates leases
• Study shows savings through Wicks Law
• 2 firms select 291 S. Van Brunt
• Penn Federal building leased
• New tenants sign at 15 Park Row
• Protecting against liability for sick building syndrome
  by C. Jaye Berger