Articles from Real Estate Weekly (November 18, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Anchorless lifestyle centers come of age in the Northeast.	Heller, Tod		343
Clean-Rite re-inventing the laundromat industry.			518
Condo sales volume increases as prices climb.		Statistical Data Included	722
Difficulties in assembling retail locations persist.	Kalikow, Edward		422
Downtown Brooklyn retail market is booming.	Hebron, Robert		633
Downtown residential developers making most of abatement plans.	Weiss, Lois	Statistical Data Included	977
Focus on what you do best and let others do the rest.	Berk, Fred R.	Column	672
Impact of changing world economy on retail brokerage.	Winick, Jeffrey		623
Inner city revival sparks increased retail environment.	French, Joseph C., Jr.		617
Leasing, asking prices on target in Fairfield.		Statistical Data Included	559
Loews to build largest theater complex in NJ.		Brief Article	384
Marriott holds triple ribbon-cutting in NY.		Statistical Data Included	696
New York's Ladies Mile, and what became of it.	Consolo, Faith Hope		2107
NJ developer Joseph Bukiet wll be honored by Holocaust organization.		Brief Article	492
Non-traditional markets for securing commercial properties.	Dana, Rick		662
Offering diverse services to meet retail clients' needs.		Company Profile	740
PWC Forum sees development opportunities in community needs.			881
Retail developments in 1999: bigger is better.	Ceruzzi, Louis		479
Retail is key marketing strategy in new Manhattan and Outer Borough developments.	Rosenberg, David		531
Retailers sought for JFK's new Terminal 4.		Brief Article	488
Retailing in Manhattan: the beat goes on.	Fox, Benjamin		886
SL Green now controls 555 W. 57th.		Statistical Data Included	558
The evolution of the 21st century tenant.	Campenni, Thomas F.	Column	726
Two new tenants sign leases at 44 Wall Street.			475
Union Square retail market explodes with activity.	Switzer, Jonathan P.		484
Well-planned retail must be integral part of urban development.	Collins, Arthur, II		556