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• West 22nd Street: the next Soho?
  by Lois Weiss
• Eight deals closed at 400 Madison
• Conference database created
• Law firm leases conference center
• Acclaim buys Glen Cove site
• L.I. vacancies see significant drop
• Amenities a good investment in residential market
• Orange County is experiencing boom
• $62M Chelsea Pier project launched
  by Lois Weiss
• ESG signs 2 at CitySpire
• Cohen Brothers lease 220,000 s.f
• Knakal sells East 49th St. building
• Relocations aiding Fairfield's revival
• Unisys appoints CNR to lease Lake Success site
• Investment bankers choose IDCNY
• 40,000 s.f. leased in Tarrytown
• Maritime co. moves to Elmwood Park
• The Gurals: a great NY real estate family
  by Eric R. Gerard
• Galbreath expands in Philadelphia
• Baruch leases in Midtown
• Mercedes-Benz expands in Fairfield
• NYS gains tax changes affecting developers
• German investment strategy explained at AFIRE meeting
• Northern NJ market update
  by Stanley Simon
• Retailers set pace for Westchester construction
  by David Schonberger
• NJ commercial market making a comeback
  by Brian F. Sekel
• MONY makes long-term commitment to Long Island
  by Evelyn Leon
• Fairfield market is still on the upswing
  by Anthony E. Malkin
• Single family sales still dominate Westchester
  by Adrienne Albert
• S.G. Warburg in major transaction
• Nassau & Suffolk County outlook for years ahead
  by James R. MacCrate
• Buyers profit from RTC sales
• ONCOR reports recovering markets nationwide
• Weichert announces NJ lease
• The ups and downs of Midtown South
  by Robert A. Silver
• Galbreath handles Foxcraft lease
• Companies rediscovering suburban benefits: Westchester Cnty. is on the rebound
• NJ economic outlook continues to improve
  by Stephen J. Kukan
• Fort Lee becoming hub of commercial activity
  by Steven Frank
• Flex space continues to have strong appeal
  by Jeffrey Kessel
• Northern NJ industrial market remains strong
  by Robert Wilson
• NJ office market continues a slow but steady rebound
  by Thomas V. Bermingham
• Greenwich American Centre: a classic turn-around
  by Jay S. Hruska