Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (January 25, 1993)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Bottom fishers' get foreclosed buildings for a song; office discounts are greater than industrial discounts.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	835
A hotel that embraces it's surroundings: Hotel Intercontinental.	Hillsworth-Browne, Claire		917
Aerospace cutbacks continue to hammer South Bay; vacancy hits 28% when sublease space is figured in.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1217
Bargain prices trigger year-end flurry of activity; MGM, Disney deals are among the quarter's biggest.	Berton, Brad	Industry Overview	1615
Battle over value of Ambassador site set to begin; Trump, school district appraisals still worlds apart.	Nodell, Bobbi		879
Builders brace for tougher Endangered Species Act; Antelope Valley developers are especially threatened.	Hathcock, Jim		1349
Building industry lobbyists resume reform efforts; they're pushing legislation to get builders more jobs.	Hathcock, Jim		1322
California's latest hot spot.			842
Candidates for Woo's council seat shun developers; Hollywood redevelopment expected to be key issue.	Howard, Bob		1429
Continuing Douglas exodus could sink Long Beach; both suburban and downtown Long Beach suffering.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1294
Continuing redevelopment efforts enliven downtown Long Beach.			1512
County's rail car pact may not be big jobs booster here; just one bidder would do its assembly in Southland.	Rackham, Anne		989
Credit unions get bigger despite bank/thrift crisis; Hughes Aircraft employee group is largest in county.	Mullen, Liz		621
Downtown L.A. holds steady despite sublease glut; Mid-Wilshire office transplants help to offset losses.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	966
Exiting tenants give Hollywood a 'thumbs down'; West Hollywood's performance elicits better reviews.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	1142
Financially troubled L'Ermitage Hotel bought by N.Y.C. hotelier.	Deady, Tim		732
From Russia with love - and a dash of capitalism.	Vrana, Debora		1177
Glenfed says it's open to half-price deal with U.S.; it's willing to settle breach lawsuit for $700 million.	Mullen, Liz		688
Griping investors finger local Pru Securities office; Prudential denies charges that investors were misled.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		939
Hollywood buzzes over Kerkorian battle with bank; who did what to whom in 1990 purchase of MGM?	Ginsberg, Steve		858
Homeowners and developers join forces to oppose larger landfills.	Howard, Bob		1274
Hyatt Regency says "Go West." (services of Hyatt Regency, Los Angeles, California) (Meetings & Conventions)			353
Industrial market getting softer, discounts abound; outlying regions are hurting worse than central L.A.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1129
Inland Empire bucks downturn with new projects; popularity of 'super stores' fuels wave of construction.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	949
Investors looking for broader returns in the 1990s; they want to meet perceived socioeconomic needs.	Howard, Bob		1422
Judy's chain may end Chapter 11 with new owner; owner of Rampage Clothing would get major stake.	Glover, Kara		708
L.A. County home sales drop for 4th year in a row; sales in 1992 are nearly 50% below their 1988 peak.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1035
L.A. real estate debacle delivers short-term windfall to appraisers.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	916
L.A. retail centers adopt Hispanic flavor to survive; repositioning reflects change in L.A. demographics.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	859
Lender takes over planned NBC Plaza's property.	Berton, Brad		696
Los Angeles Renaissance Hotel: the antidote for those business travel blues.			820
Los Angeles: an overview.			1956
Major rehab advances in downtown's historic core; Mideb plans $55 million makeover of theater sites.	Hathcock, Jim		1488
Mello-Roos bonds threatened by sluggish reform; investors may shun bonds without fuller disclosure.	Hathcock, Jim		1432
Mid-Cities industrial market firms slightly in 1992; sales activity nose-dives due to the lack of financing.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	943
Mid-Wilshire keeps losing tenants to downtown; but Miracle Mile district is poised for rebound in 1993.	Howard, Bob		1342
NASD gets new chairman, rough-talking agenda; financier Roberts sets sights on 'bad-apple brokers.' (National Association of Securities Dealers; Frederic M. Roberts)	Vrana, Debora		729
Ontario: an inviting destination be it business or pleasure!			695
Palmdale-Lancaster home values are nose-diving; area sees sharper drop than anywhere else in county.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	917
Pasadena celebrates.			989
Pioneer really cooking since its ownership change; franchisees score after taking firm out of bankruptcy.	Glover, Kara		655
Rain storms called catastrophes; insurance coverage no umbrella.	Mullen, Liz		766
Revitalization zone plan wins lukewarm reception; part of the problem is no one knows about the scheme.	Glover, Kara		907
San Fernando Valley apartment, retail sectors enjoy brisk quarter.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	1322
Software makers fire across possible pirates' bows; ten L.A. companies are among those audited in 1992.	White, Todd	Industry Overview	683
Southland builders say that new dust regulations will cause delays.	Hathcock, Jim		1091
This guy is really connected; IDB Communications' Jeffrey Sudikoff links farflung sites via satellites, fiber-optic cables.	White, Todd	Biography	1547
Tishman West loses major management contracts; new owners grapple with loss of downtown buildings.	Berton, Brad		868
Tri-Cities' submarkets show their diversity in 1992; Pasadena declines, Glendale improves, Burbank flat.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	1559
UCLA's new conference center.			790
UltrAir: new route for the business traveler.			532
Ventura County board gives OK to Ahmanson Ranch megaproject.	Howard, Bob		1055
Westside leasing surges after landlords slash rents; owners, lenders and tenants will restructure in 1993.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	1849
Yaroslavsky faces April showdown for council seat; Ventura Boulevard, Fox expansion among key issues.	Hathcock, Jim		1235
Year-end deal helps San Gabriel Valley improve slightly in 1992.	Howard, Bob	Industry Overview	1055