Articles from Real Estate Weekly (June 24, 1992)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Niche marketing' key to confidence in housing.	Katz, Ric		648
1992: the year of the department store.	Friedman, Edward A.		631
1992: the year of the environment.	Carey, Jennifer L.		644
ADA compliance critical for tenants, owners.	Rand, Alan		612
ADA compliance: how much will it cost?	Romm, Richard		611
ADA: what about signs?	Brown, Steve		242
Adjusting to changes key to success in 90's.	Green, Stephen L.		390
All feet are not as sweet.	Belkin, Sherwin		662
As prices fall, investor caution advised.	Kessler, Alan T.		408
Auctions achieve market value via focused marketing.	Hannah, Donald C.		525
Banks and real estate go together.	Rossini, John M.		634
Big deals spur renewed confidence.	Vanderslice, James S.		724
Boilers: when to repair or to replace.	Blaser, Richard		690
Cali sells Liberty Hall II.			185
Capital-short NY faces unstable future.	Bodini, Daniele		593
Cautious optimism pervades NJ office market.	Eisen, Donald P.		451
Co-op wins judgment, and legal fees.			780
Communication key to future appraisals.	Brooks, Peter S.		536
Computers key for future of management.	Brecher, Oskar		438
Cooling towers: how to get peak efficiency.	Hinkley, Paul K.		538
Cost conscious managers can save big.	Meister, Ira		520
Creative solutions for elevator ups and downs.	Hertz, Dov		513
Crime: closer to home than you think.	Lubitz, Jordan		968
Demand remains strong for Princeton R&D space.	Tomai, Tim		240
Development still needed in some areas.	Muss, Joshua L.		677
Eastern Consolidated named exclusive agent for sale.			114
Elm Management offering in-house legal services.			232
Excess space, high hopes in office market.	Spielman, Charles H.		560
Executive suites in prime locations prosper.	Donohue, Kathryn J.		184
Experienced prosper in today's tough market.	Cali, Brant		495
Federal Express to renovate distribution ctr.			185
Fewer apartments bring higher sale prices.			378
Financing: dead or alive?	Stein, Barry		308
Flexible co-op financing.	Gartenstein, Sheldon		387
Fort Lee: a market unto itself.	Orlian, Alvin E.		554
Good prices provide renovation incentive.	Skaller, Laurence D.		443
Healey & Baker forms venture with Mitsubishi Trust & Bank.			166
Hi-tech, warehouse space in NJ holds its own.			871
Improving water quality.	Cilento, Steven M.		268
Indicators pointing up in New Jersey.	Kukan, Stephen J.		513
Investing in building with a laundry room.	Breitman, Steven		722
Japanese #1 in France.			296
JGT industrial arranges three major leases in NJ.			360
Keeping tenants in a buyer's market.	Irlander, Sam		458
Landlords become NYC fall guys.	Margulies, Dan		465
Leasing now aggressively competitive.	North, Daniel E.		779
Leasing pace picks up for Manhattan markets.	Siegel, Stephen B.		285
Lobby: the key to upgrading your building.	Sokolski, Josephine		545
Long-term growth seen for NY after consolidation.	Kokalari, Gary Q.		570
Lower retail rents spur leasing activity.	Fox, Benjamin		759
Manufacturer relocates in CT.			86
Marriott to manage NJ hotel.			165
Mid-year from an energy perspective.	Raphaelson, Jay		639
Midtown owners struggle to keep leasing stable.	Grufferman, Howard		640
Money makes the world go round.	Rosenberg, Wilhelm A.		650
More environmental surprises may lie ahead.	Cohen, Ira		748
Negotiations more complicated in 90's.	Forbes, Daniel		930
New criteria dictates lender underwriting.	Swartz, Jerry		531
New development needed for industry and NYC.	Coletti, Louis J.		899
New opportunities emerge for NJ commercial.	Orrico, John		407
New York: slow but steady recovery.	Mosler, Bruce		685
NJ shopping center expands.			257
NYC activity begins to outpace hesitancy.	Resnick, Jack		212
NYC facing tax rate quandary.	Weiss, Lois		900
NYC luxury market begins to firm.	Corcoran, Barbara		221
NYC politicians hold key to RE comeback.	Lilien, Stuart		546
Office suites impacted, but weathering the storm.	Bayes, Gloria		627
Parking biz: silver lining.	Freidus, Stephen		304
Pattison: developer/owners to lead RE.	Fitzgerald, Therese		450
Plumbing: not as wet and dry as you think.	Wexler, Robert		674
Population: key to strong leasing growth.	Richards, Robert		344
Preventative maintenance saves money.	Zarembo, Gary		705
Push for co-ops can stem housing decay.	Klein, Robert		735
RE recovery will depend upon federal action.	Belson, Jerome		395
RE recovery: it's all in the bank.	Spinola, Steven		714
Read NIMBY's lips: no new housing.	Lee, R. Randy		874
Rebuilding the foundation of New York City.	Himmel, Leslie Wohlman		515
Recessionary woes take us back to basics.	Kellner, Irwin L.		1368
Residential update: quicker sales, multiple buyers.	Faulstick, Roberta L.		523
Rewards come to those who increase value.	Ring, Frank		359
Roundtable on ADA.	Fitzgerald, Therese	Interview	6614
RSA: 'rent laws unconstitutional.' (Rent Stabilization Association in lawsuit against New York City, New York State enforcement of rent control law) (Review and Forecast, Section III)	Gilbert, John J.		521
RTC auction features land, properties in NJ.			577
Security of using a licensed professional engineer.	Borg, Robert F.		589
Service sector to support future growth.	Schwartz, Helene		1215
Shopping center sells for $23m.			180
Small tenants carry weight in NY office market.	Cohen, William G.		522
Stanhope Hotel launches brand-new gallery suites.			204
Strategies for survival.	Bernstein, Asher		362
Strong market for capital program management.	Geller, Richard		561
Survey of counselors finds 3 to 5 years for recovery.			364
Swedish banking co. signs 35,000 sf lease in midtown.			63
Tenants finding choice sublease opportunities.	Swerdlow, Steven A.		479
The light at the end of the tunnel.	LePatner, Barry B.		400
Townhouses: 'affordable' option for some buyers.	Weiss, Lois		867
U.S. employment figures confirm Salomon's 'bearish' predictions.			313
Ventillo opens 1st US store at One Fawcett Place in CT.			215
Waiting for a jump-start.	Weiss, Lois		1530
Watch for trends to lead us out of storm.	Martino, Michael J.		511
Water metering: stopping budget leaks.	Rothschild, Alan		560