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Articles in July 22, 1992 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Manhattan hotels get boost from Convention - 1992 Democratic National Convention; New York, New York
  by Therese Fitzgerald
• Columbia House takes 132,000 sf - leases space in McGraw Hill Building in Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York
  by Lois Weiss
• Gerard P. Hallock - appointed president of Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association
• Tri-Tech Group provides program mgt in Westchester - program and construction management in Westchester, New York
• KPF Interiors elects officers - KPF Interiors Architects P.C. appoints Randolph H. Gerner as president, Judy Swanson and Miguel Valcarcel as executive vice presidents, Marsha Keskinen, Richard N. Kronick and J. Woodson Rainey as vice presidents
• Permanent housing for mentally ill homeless - New York, New York
• Jones Lang relocates Wall St. firm - Jones Lang Wootton Realty Advisors negotiates commercial lease for Waterhouse Securities at 100 Wall St., New York, New York
• Newport Financial struts its stuff - Newport Financial Center equipped with $40 million high-technology infrastructure, unaffected by power failure
• Letters of credit more critical today - advice on advantages of letters of credit
  by Irwin I. Wikkler
• Mounting pressures send more workouts to court - non-judicial dispute resolutions
  by Michael Convissar
• Certiorari cases go back to court - appellate procedure
  by Herbert S. Podell
• Legal update: air quality, ADA, bankruptcies and more - Americans With Disabilities Act; includes legal opinions of three attorneys
  by Lois Weiss
• Galbreath Company begins $7M fix-up at 14 Wall Street - seven million dollar renovation in New York, New York
• Chemical presents housing grants - Chemical Banking Corp.'s Community Development Group
• Major lease at Zeckendorf Towers - 10 Union Square East, New York, New York leased by MacMillan/McGraw-Hill School Publishing Co
• NJ Supreme Court confirms broad reach of ECRA regs - New Jersey; Environmental Cleanup Responsibility Act regulations
• Are you really protected against liability? - advice on asset protection planning
  by Gideon Rothchild
• Capital National Bank Bldg. sold - building at 4179 Broadway, New York, New York
• Court rules owner can get increase for damages - owners of rent-regulated properties may collect for damages with temporary rent increases
• Case creates new twist on lost profit claims - legal advice for lost profit claims
  by Peter Goetz
• Owners turn to PM's for document review - program management experts
  by Richard Geller
• Collecting fees in hard times - using mechanics' liens to collect contractor payments
  by C. Jaye Berger
• Attorneys need good numbers to win - legal advice on real estate negotiations
  by Daniel Forbes
• New lead law for residential owners - New York State enacts Lead Poisoning and Prevention Act taking affect on April 1, 1993
  by Daniel J. Sitomer
• Robert F. Welanetz - named senior vice president of Yarmouth Group
• Suspect succession claim held unsuccessful - appellate court reverses decision placing burden of proof for rent regulated succession rights on family member
  by Sherwin Belkin
• C&W of NJ negotiates relocation for law firm - Cushman and Wakefield of New Jersey Inc.; Giordano, Halleran and Ciesla
• Ruling on bankruptcy financing cheered - shareholders of single-property corporation under Chapter 11 protection allowed to make loan to corporation for property investments
  by Robert L. Rattet
• Hallmark leases again with ABR - Abrams Benisch Riker Inc
• The Yarmouth Group, Inc - appoints senior executives Robert C. Little as senior vice president of retail development and project management; Thomas S. Foster as senior vice president of marketing and Daniel MacEachron as senior vice president, office asse
• Community Board to vote on Riverside South plan - Riverside South Planning Corp.'s proposal for Penn Yards site in New York, New York
  by Lois Weiss
• Neighborhood Housing finances $7.5M of improvements in 10 yrs - Neighborhood Housing Services of New York City Inc.; $7.5 million; ten years
• Grand Central subdistrict created - Grand Central Terminal possesses 1.7 million square feet of development rights for use
• Community facilities zoning scrutinized - includes hospitals, nursing homes, medical offices, health centers, welfare centers, schools, libraries, philanthropic institutions and houses of worship
  by Steven D. Kowaloff
• ADA: What must be done and at what cost - Americans With Disabilities Act affects building design
  by Gary M. Rosenberg
• Suing owners can regain legal costs
  by Bruce Sontag
• New leases at Park 80 - office building complex in Saddle Brook, New Jersey
• Leasing up sharply in 1st half of '92 - report from Edward S. Gordon Company Inc. on commercial leasing activity in New York, New York
• George A. Fuller to manage Boston courthouse project - George A. Fuller Co.; Federal Courthouse in Boston, Massachusetts
• Washington Mortgage Financial Group - names Gary Q. Kokalari vice president and manager of Northeast regional office
• Elaine A. Jones - promoted to senior vice president and general manager of PHH Homequity Inc.'s northeast region
• Industry hops on convention bandwagon - New York, New York real estate industry takes advantage of 1992 Democratic National Convention
  by Lois Weiss
• Asbestos in your building? Beware of liability
  by Walter Cohen
• Reducing risk of front-end concessions - reducing risk of lease default when negotiating tenant concessions on long-term leases for office space
  by Warren S. Sacks