Articles from Real Estate Weekly (February 24, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
421a tax-abatement certificates: key financial resource for developers of affordable housing.	Lee, R. Randy		612
A story of our time.	Kuperberg, David		723
Another healthy year for Long Island real estate.		Industry Overview	425
Anticipating Y2K problems.	Wolfe, Michael I.		766
Assisted living in New York: a new means for retiring.	Levine, Jeffrey E.		579
Building on a greater tradition of service.		Company Profile	667
Buyers beginning to say 'enough' to high prices.	Tannen, Emily		827
Contour Software launches 'Virtual Mortgage Company.'.			442
Demand continues for distinctive residential properties.	Rose, Adam R.		401
Developers and towns can benefit from infill creativity.	Eisenberg, David		663
Home Sweet Home: it's part of your resume.	Campenni, Thomas F.		795
Jack Parker Corp. is poised to expand its Manhattan holdings.			541
Leveling the playing field in residential brokerage.	Greenspan, Jonathan		595
Meltzer/Mandl designs a complex residential conversion in Tribeca.			625
New Jersey asking rents rose 7 percent in 1998.		Industry Overview	1217
Prompt action of Local Laws 10 and 11 can bring some savings.	Rudd, Fred		584
Record price attained at 515 Park.			647
Residential real estate market still booming.	Feibush, Igal J.	Industry Overview	483
Residential sales took a dip in fourth quarter.		Industry Overview	460
Speyer spills Rock plans.	Weiss, Lois		960
Sub-prime market remains hottest area for mortgage lending growth.	Shanks, Gordon		576
Suburban housing development goes back to the future.	Collins, Arthur, II		700
The contextual mix of residential development today.	Kondylis, Costas		1719
The Textile Building being converted to loft condos.			527
Uneven bond market brings mixed mortgage rates.			426