Articles from Real Estate Weekly (June 26, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Flight to quality' in NJ office market.	Eisen, Donald P.		546
'We can't tax our way ot of $ crisis.' (New York City Council Speaker Peter Vallone)			714
Americas Tower plans opening.	Weiss, Lois		113
Apartment properties may gain favor as investment.			561
Be aware of NYS gains tax audits.			739
Bergen County continues as active submarket.	Baumstein, Richard		383
Caldors opens 123rd store at Melville Mall on LI.			279
Co-op, condo prices held firm in May.			342
Commercial builders back senior housing.	Burman, Jan		527
Computers speed builder/designer estimates.	Crine, Robert		607
Con Ed proposes major steam, electric hikes.	Dichter, Joel R.		480
Construction begins on fiber optic network.			118
Hotel values drop average 5% in 1990.			639
Japanese returning with new strategies.	Weiss, Lois		970
JLW forms consulting alliance.			109
Kessel Assoc. announces leases at 29 Commerce Way.			425
Midtown retail report sees slight vacancy increase.			224
New York City 'bashing' unfounded.	Cohen, Jerry L.		451
NJ developer begins $40M Duck Harbor plan.			393
NJ Gold Coast keeping head above water.	Bowman, Ron		315
No succession to senior citizen election.	Belkin, Sherwin		591
NY Housing Court: game without rules.	Rudd, Mark		980
Office market hits bottom, new signs of life.	Powers, John		849
Office Network changes name to reflect global approach.			148
Publishing firm takes full floor in 100 Avenue of the Americas.			231
Recent surge in large commercial transfers.	Hauspurg, Peter		879
Revival of activity in office market.	Spielman, Charles H.		720
Space being absorbed in NJ's tenant market.	Simon, Stanley		530
Surviving public contracts with a profit.	Stern, Robert J.		600
Vacancy less than 10% at World Trade Ctr.	Rossi, George		414
Vacancy rate stable in midtown.			404
Wetlands bill improves rights of affected owners.			404