Articles from Real Estate Weekly (June 21, 1995)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A predictably unpredictable market.	Spielman, Charles H.	Industry Overview	977
Achieving marketing objectives in today's industry.	Du Pell, Sheila M.		706
Availabilities increase in most Midtown districts.	Gosin, Barry	Industry Overview	1693
Bond rally causing lower interest rates.	Stumpf, David X.	Industry Overview	1252
Colliers offers survival kit for global village.			708
Contemporary real estate: dreams vs. realities.	Dreifus, Kenneth S.	Industry Overview	1230
Council sets new tax rates.	Weiss, Lois		696
Environmental Liability Risk Transfer: its time has come.	Silverman, Stephen A.		1789
Exclusive listings en vogue, now more than ever.	Knakal, Robert A.	Industry Overview	1038
Fairfield County mirrors national trends.	Fagan, James B.	Industry Overview	844
Half-empty or half-full?: depends who you ask.	Weiss, Lois	Industry Overview	1193
Industrial property makes a comeback.	Murphy, Jean-Marie	Industry Overview	881
Investing in metropolitan area co-ops.	Michaels, Howard L.	Industry Overview	1830
Japanese nearly double sales of U.S. real estate.			687
Making NY user-friendly to business.	Belson, Jerome	Industry Overview	677
Manhattan office market remains spotty.	Mosler, Bruce	Industry Overview	539
Midtown leasing takes a respite.	Jaccom, Mark A.	Industry Overview	774
New trend draws top retailers to Madison.	Mendelson, C. Bradley	Industry Overview	649
Real estate enters the information age.	Levy, Daniel A.	Industry Overview	876
Regeneration of existing properties driving development.	Arkin, Mitchell	Industry Overview	796
Renewed confidence guides NYC investment market.	Rutter, Mitchell B.	Industry Overview	646
Retail resurgence continues to sweep Manhattan.	Friedman, Edward A.	Industry Overview	644
Survey verifies real estate turn-around.			1071
Tarrytown Corporate Center leases over 150,000 sf.			692
Tenant concerns: a strategic assessment.	Podos, Richard	Industry Overview	599
The value of NYC real estate: it's more than bricks & glass.	Campenni, Tom	Industry Overview	716
Upper E. Side townhouse market moving in the right direction.	Garfield, Jed H.	Industry Overview	781
Who murdered quiet enjoyment?	Castellano, Vincent S.	Column	856