Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (July 25, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Abbey, ex-CEO swap charges of improper dealing.	Shinkman, Ronald		951
Apparel tenants seek existing building for new home; CaliforniaMart threatened with exodus for two years.	Newman, Morris		834
Arco downsizing represents latest blow to downtown; speculation swirls that oil giant may leave Arco Plaza.	Hamashige, Hope		923
AT&T: a partner in LEARNing.			1016
Builders take advantage of pro-growth sentiment by securing project entitlements.	Howard, Bob		1183
Civic center project looms on Santa Monica horizon; plan expected to reunite two halves of city's downtown.	Newman, Morris		1004
Coffee bean prices hop, public pays more - is anyone profiting more?	Glover, Kara		817
Commercial developer Howard Platz Group fades in the face of recession that won't die.	Trief, Jaymes		1183
Committee delays consideration of temblor-damage inspection rules.	Berton, Brad		440
Construction in West Hollywood rises as national retailers arrive.	Hamashige, Hope		848
Cushman Realty launches real estate auction unit; brokerage firm teams up with Sheldon Good & Co.	Hamashige, Hope		666
Developers hope transit-oriented projects will spark revitalization.	Newman, Morris		877
Developers pin hopes for revival of Crenshaw district on multiplex.	Newman, Morris		876
Downtown lease team enjoys spate of recent deals; new activity brings 801 Tower's occupancy to 60%.	Warren, Elaine		727
East Coast research firm predicts L.A. commercial real estate boom.	Waldman, Alan		1143
Former train station site to be reborn as arts complex; Bergamot Station to house galleries, architectural firms.	Stukin, Stacie		965
GTE California brings information highway to schools.	Murray, Mike		986
Huge Los Angeles Center project being redesigned; site now envisioned as future 'CityWalk of downtown.' (Special Report: Real Estate)	Hamashige, Hope		698
Japanese investors may soon sell off troubled Southland properties.	Howard, Bob		1549
Kaiser Permanente: helping youth find employment.	Handsone, Mitch		796
L.A. city officials expect to get empowerment zone; federal designation would mean tax breaks and loans.	Newman, Morris		1052
L.A. County industrial market steadily improving; San Gabriel Valley remains healthiest area of county.	Waldman, Alan		1318
Large industrial deals dominate San Gabriel Valley in 2nd quarter.	Howard, Bob		1349
LEARN: transforming school culture.	McMillan, Penelope		1693
Local builders poised for Mexico boom on the heels of August election.	Waldman, Alan		1265
Location shooting in L.A. up 4% despite quake disruptions.	Spring, Greg		630
Low prices, new tech, new players heat up cellular phone wars.	Deady, Tim	Industry Overview	865
Macy's-Federated merger would shake up local scene.	Glover, Kara		1072
Merrill Lynch signs on as anchor tenant for Drexel Burnham ex-HQ.	Berton, Brad		823
Metro Rail construction sparks ire along two separate business strips.	Rackham, Anne		494
Mid-Wilshire office buildings continue to empty out; Park Mile, Miracle Mile also suffer net loss of tenants.	Hamashige, Hope		920
National University offers new degree programs that provide an edge in business.	McRae, Elizabeth		843
North L.A. County readies itself for more growth; Newhall Ranch files plan to develop 19 square miles.	Higgs, Deena		1319
Office/industrial leasing slows in Mid-Cities market in 2nd quarter.	Howard, Bob		1127
Ontario becomes hotbed of Inland Empire activity; Toyota breaks ground on $75 million distribution hub.	Howard, Bob		1005
Permit-streamlining recommendations to be aired; Riordan appointees to deliver their report next month.	Howard, Bob		1122
Quake recovery efforts dominate quarterly action.	Berton, Brad	Industry Overview	1209
Recovery shows signs of expanding in the Westside commercial market.	Hamashige, Hope		998
San Fernando Valley's post-quake lease action still hot; displaced tenant's quest for commercial space continues.	Higgs, Deena		1018
Several big tenants inspecting downtown L.A. space; deal could partially offset Arco's pending downsizing.	Hamashige, Hope		1052
Soccer finale proves a winner for Pasadena eateries; retailers struggle to meet demand for soccer team jerseys.	Glover, Kara		630
Sony Pictures focuses on expansion project in Culver City for TV group.	Trief, Jay		759
South Bay market shows signs of life in 2nd quarter; Watson Land plans 'spec' industrial project for Carson.	Higgs, Deena		1327
Southern California Gas: stepping up to support education.	Welsh, Tani		1072
Specialist brokers feast on 'failures'; recession, thrift industry woes create opportunities for some real estate folk.	Berton, Brad		919
State agencies seek to consolidate Long Beach offices; lack of large contiguous space blocks poses problem.	Hamashige, Hope		929
Tackling a tough job; Sally Reed, L.A. County's chief administrative officer, takes on the biggest challenges of her career.	Rackham, Anne		1093
Textile maker Lorber Industries thrives even during gloomy times.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		606
Towing company sues to force L.A. to seek bids for towing business.	Rackham, Anne		745
Tri-Cities office vacancy rate so low that aspiring tenants look elsewhere.	Hamashige, Hope		832
Users line up for new Port of L.A. foreign trade zone; new L.A. trade zone ranks as one of the nation's largest.	Glover, Kara		770
Ventura County activity returns to pre-quake pace; supply of available Class A space steadily dwindles.	Snyder, Tom E.		981
World Cup gives boost to local economy but hoteliers fall short.	Deady, Tim		743