Articles from Real Estate Weekly (July 29, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Additional development planned at New Rochelle Center.			499
An effective approach to capital improvements.	Kornfeld, Eric		1474
Co-broking exclusive listings gains popularity.	Fox, Barbara S.		1067
Creating value in super-luxury Manhattan residential buildings.	Sunshine, Louise M.		595
Deadly accident shuts Times Square.	Weiss, Lois		1933
Developers go extra mile to attract tenants, buyers.	Ruddy, Nancy		525
Downtown adds rentals, as demand continues.	Ferrari, James		1158
Downtown prices rise as number of sales declines.			985
Global retailing: a changing picture.	Consolo, Faith Hope		626
Hughes Ave. Apartments tops off; Meltzer/Mandl designs apartments.			444
Linking affordable rentals to market-rate housing in NYC.	Lee, R. Randy		415
Lower Manhattan proves viability as a residential neighborhood.	Singleton, Kevin P.		676
Martin Kravet - Royal Abstract: over a half-century servicing NY's real estate industry.			658
Millenium Partners raises $327 million in new capital.			549
NACORE luncheon examines Yankee Stadium debate.			911
NACORE speakers discuss state of leasing today.			638
NY residential market enjoys best year in decade.	Kaye, Marilyn Harra		592
Qualifying tenants can avoid tragedy.	Weiss, Lois		1466
QuickenMortgage 2.0 makes debut; offers rebate to loan applicants.			636
Residential buildings can benefit from branding.	Tannen, Emily		589
Rose's Le Rivage 50 percent rented.			617
SJP to develop office tower on Hoboken waterfront.			990
Strong economy boosts Westchester County office market.			1123
Super-luxury condominium market heats up.	Wine, David J.		526
The new ideal for suburban development: creating community.	Collins, Arthur, II		640
Yardi introduces new tool for managing HUD-subsidized housing.			395