Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (July 27, 1992)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Congestion tightens noose on San Gabriel market; Inland Empire competition adds to coming market woes.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	1122
Conservationists, planners near agreement on Mulholland Drive.	Hathcock, Jim		930
Defense exodus spreads industrial market softness; South Bay vacancies rise but some see glimmer of hope.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	787
Developers eye city help in redeveloping downtown; partners hope assistance comes as parking or other lures.	Hathcock, Jim		977
Downtown L.A. remains tenant's market as space remains plentiful.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	986
Fate of Ambassador Hotel's Mid-Wilshire site rests in the confines of Superior Court.	Nodell, Bobbi		1348
Health Care Property Investors Inc.	Shepardson, Monty	Company Profile	79
Legal, IRS clouds darken Warner project.	Cole, Mark Benjamin		802
Litton sailing right along on military shipbuilding; building what Navy needs keeps revenue, profit flowing.	Deady, Tim		823
Local politicos for workers' comp reform: Southland's state lawmakers favor business-backed ideas.	Klayman, Gary		1320
Lockheed lease deal helps propel solid Antelope Valley office world.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	1007
Long Beach pegs hopes on Pine Court to create downtown allure.	Nodell, Bobbi		1568
Market remains active despite series of traumas; second quarter shows more space leased than vacated.	Stremfel, Michael	Industry Overview	1360
Mexico revamps regs to attract investors; Southland experts see overhaul to gear for trade pact.	Dower, Rick		718
Mid-Cities markets favor home buyers, industrial space renters.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	1135
Office leasing remains strong in Ventura County; but industrial leasing market was flat in second quarter.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	879
Pasadena's core draws shopkeepers with ambience; additional redevelopment deals are momentarily on hold.	Hathcock, Jim		974
Refund looms in Edison self-dealing flap; regulators tell utility to segregate questionable expenses.	White, Todd		743
San Gabriel Valley industrial leasing rates pick up; housing sales levels remain unchanged in last quarter.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	985
Santa Monica's trendy Montana Avenue feels the heat of recession.	Hathcock, Jim		1159
Security becomes major concern in older buildings; legal requirements and tenant pressure spur upgrades.	Hathcock, Jim		735
Smaller firms take place of bigger manufacturers; Commerce, Industry, Vernon wade through transition.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1272
South Bay housing market keeps growing steadily; but office market remains flat amid aerospace cutbacks.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	1103
State environmental law spurs recyclers' growth; but glut of recyclable products reduces material prices.	Mullen, Liz	Industry Overview	519
Tenants continue to pull up Mid-Wilshire stakes; local brokers point out prime space remains available.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	906
The selling of California: State Commerce chief Julie Wright peddles California as the business place to be.	Jacobs, Chip		1427
Transit agency boosts subway route's tab; LACTC ups Hollywood-SFV link estimate $222 million.	Jacobs, Chip		1142
Tri-Cities remain healthiest contender in Southland; Pasadena comes in as one of the best of all local markets.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	898
Valley submarkets see little change in vacancy rates; single-family home sales experience some recovery.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	830
Watts scores a major coup with office building on track for 1993.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1097
Westside leasing activity remains strong as tenants grab bargains.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	974
Would Perry Mason use shrinks to help in selecting jurors?	Mullen, Liz	Industry Overview	1195