Articles from Real Estate Weekly (April 20, 1994)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
421a class recalculation turned down by court.	Weiss, Lois		564
Brooklyn has healthiest commercial market in US.	Markman, Glenn	Editorial	560
City plays Indian giver in latest Coliseum deal.	Weiss, Lois		407
Class B and C buildings yet to see recovery.	Roos, Andrew	Editorial	582
Commercial market very active once again.	Ensler, Stefan H.	Editorial	641
Commercial mortgage backed securities doubled in '93.			663
Court says flophouses fall under rent stabilization.			801
Demand up for Manhattan commercial real estate.	Albert, Adrienne	Editorial	504
Ed sullivan Theater is deal of the year.			135
ESG hits home run at 1 New York Plaza.	Gerard, Eric R.	Column	1227
Fairfield office market off to fast start in '94.			606
Fairfield witnessing record activity; Westchester still facing challenges.	Siegel, Michael H.	Editorial	692
Growth in inventory hampers Westchester recovery.			662
IBM office space: what's it worth?	Weiss, Lois		564
Insurance market update.	Alspector, Rubin	Column	768
Investment in industrial market picking up.			556
Is the market really on the rebound?	Weiss, Lois		1849
Messinger addresses NYC challenges at NYARM luncheon.		Column	708
Midtown South shows signs of a rebound.	Gladstone, James S.	Editorial	500
New York is Trend City.	Consolo, Faith Hope	Editorial	1375
NJ office market responds to changing demands.	Mahr, Ronald M.	Editorial	767
Overall commercial leasing activity picks up.	Brodsky, Loretta	Editorial	554
Plaza District leading recovery in Midtown.	Siegel, Stephen B.	Editorial	595
Proven approaches exist for discouraging payoffs.	Zaiman, Stevan M.	Column	662
Retail market finally turns the corner.	Friedman, Edward A.	Editorial	437
Roomates case goes to the Supreme Court.	Weiss, Lois		232
Sales expert sees co-op market uptick.			360
Using a team approach to satisfy complex problems.	Donohue, Richard W.	Editorial	952
West Side sub-market: future hub of Midtown activity.			904
White Plains gets 2nd look as Manhattan tightens.	Austin, Carl	Editorial	613