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Articles in July 29, 1998 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Yardi introduces new tool for managing HUD-subsidized housing
• Developers go extra mile to attract tenants, buyers
  by Nancy Ruddy
• Martin Kravet - Royal Abstract: over a half-century servicing NY's real estate industry
• Downtown adds rentals, as demand continues
  by James Ferrari
• NACORE luncheon examines Yankee Stadium debate
• Residential buildings can benefit from branding
  by Emily Tannen
• Rose's Le Rivage 50 percent rented
• Millenium Partners raises $327 million in new capital
• Linking affordable rentals to market-rate housing in NYC
  by R. Randy Lee
• SJP to develop office tower on Hoboken waterfront
• Co-broking exclusive listings gains popularity
  by Barbara S. Fox
• Lower Manhattan proves viability as a residential neighborhood
  by Kevin P. Singleton
• QuickenMortgage 2.0 makes debut; offers rebate to loan applicants
• Hughes Ave. Apartments tops off; Meltzer/Mandl designs apartments
• Strong economy boosts Westchester County office market
• An effective approach to capital improvements
  by Eric Kornfeld
• Downtown prices rise as number of sales declines
• Deadly accident shuts Times Square
  by Lois Weiss
• NACORE speakers discuss state of leasing today
• Super-luxury condominium market heats up
  by David J. Wine
• Global retailing: a changing picture
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• The new ideal for suburban development: creating community
  by Arthur Collins, II
• NY residential market enjoys best year in decade
  by Marilyn Harra Kaye
• Qualifying tenants can avoid tragedy
  by Lois Weiss
• Additional development planned at New Rochelle Center
• Creating value in super-luxury Manhattan residential buildings
  by Louise M. Sunshine