Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (October 26, 1992)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Agency activity leaves Hollywood wondering if a talent raid is near.	Ginsberg, Steve		922
Ahmanson, Great Western profits slip in quarter.	Mullen, Liz		804
Airlines, locals battle over LAX revenue proposal.	Deady, Tim		851
Brokers consider buying Coldwell Banker offices.	Hathcock, Jim		886
Cash-hungry developers turn to big retailers for construction loans.	Glover, Kara	Industry Overview	740
City to review proposals to toughen lobbying laws.	White, Todd		609
Combining efforts.	Ginsberg, Steve	Company Profile	1159
Commercial market action in Mid-Cities picks up.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	882
Construction lending virtually disappears in L.A.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1493
County's space odyssey keys on more greenways.	Nodell, Bobbi		1360
Downtown L.A. leasing picks up, rates continue downward spiral.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	871
Downtown L.A. woes give Mid-Wilshire headache.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	808
Even famous Melrose shopping district falls into troubled times.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	1124
Hemacare Corp.		Company Profile	62
Hollywood locals whack at CRA on efficiency, policies.	Rackham, Anne		698
Hughes Aircraft to abandon headquarters building.			833
Industrial leasing bargains abound in tough times.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	Industry Overview	714
Industry fears a Japanese sell-off may be looming.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	1038
Inland Empire office leasing flat in third quarter.	Howard, Bob		824
Lawsuit delays start of new Unocal headquarters.	Hathcock, Jim		871
Lending to acquire commercial property plunges.	Mullen, Liz	Industry Overview	1002
Major SBA lenders hike Southland loans by 54%.	Shepardson, Monty	Industry Overview	496
New law smooths way for small companies' IPOs.	Glover, Kara		653
New residential mortgages continue their decline.	Mullen, Liz		1018
New strategic plan nearing with 2010 vision for downtown L.A.	Hathcock, Jim		876
Office rental rates throughout L.A. County keep sinking lower.	Rackham, Anne	Industry Overview	1164
Property foreclosures surpass full-year 1991 level.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	817
Property-data firms cite widely divergent numbers.	Nodell, Bobbi		671
Public-private partnership eyes MacArthur Park.	Jacobs, Chip		1395
Regional mall debuts in Valencia amid doldrums.	Howard, Bob		893
Riots clobber retail lease rates in South Central, delay rebuilding.	Deady, Tim	Industry Overview	803
San Fernando Valley landlords enjoy greatest increase in leasing.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	948
San Gabriel Valley office, industrial markets firm.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	873
School District joins with developer to build center.	Nodell, Bobbi		733
So who will step up and buy seven of the soon-to-shut May Co. stores?	Glover, Kara		1010
Softening values spark property tax reassessments.	White, Todd	Industry Overview	1235
Sport Chalet sporting gear chain will take plunge into stock mart.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	Company Profile	707
Sublease space floods South Bay, but overall market holds steady.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	936
Torrance, Cerritos move ahead on major redevelopment projects.	Ginsberg, Steve		1100
Tri-Cities' tenants tire of paying premium rents, landlords may have to lower prices.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	1011
Ventura Co. office vacancies still rising, rental rates still sinking.	Howard, Bob		1005
West Hollywood says it's 'left bank and right on.' (business-friendly atmosphere in the Westside community)	Jacobs, Chip		1275
Westside office leasing surges on big renewals by existing tenants.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	1044