Articles from Real Estate Weekly (March 17, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
421a certificates are key resource.	Lee, R. Randy		620
A good mortgage is worth every penny.	Michael, Howard L.		512
Aggressive restructuring salvages Queens coop.	Quinn, Kathryn B.		513
Atria Senior Quarters opens new senior residence in Kew Gardens.			809
Aviation 2000: meeting the challenges of the 21st century.			1326
CMBS market set '98 record despite fall disruption.	Reiss, Dale Ann		724
Converted Westbury condos selling fast.			436
Endangered Species Act can be grim fairy tale.	Lee, R. Randy	Column	739
Freddie Mac puts multi-family guide on CD-ROM.			431
G&W buys IBM campus in Westchester.			408
Giving proper notice under REBNY Form Commercial Lease.	Claman, Richard		2724
Hard money lenders going mainstream.			467
High yield lending 101: a primer on alternative financing.	Clark, Kevin S.		802
Industry mourns the loss of Sheldon Good's Andrew Ocrant.		Obituary	569
Lenders adapt to changing needs of downtown residential development.	Zietara, Timothy		946
Manhattan co-op market finishes strong in 1998.			530
Mortgage bankers need to reflect on recent history.	Feinsod, Akiva		438
Most metro area home prices rising faster than inflation.			592
NACORE speakers bullish on global investment opportunities.			438
Rehabilitation tax credit projects are on the rise.	Plotka, Robert		653
Repeat buyers boost national housing market in '98.			1149
Residual value insurance and net-leased investment properties.	Reilly, William		736
Rite Aid coming to 125th St.			826
SBA loans have many advantages.	Anthony, Mark		869
Schumer tours TechCity site in Hudson Valley.			531
South Bronx residents offered a fresh start.			672
Sub-prime market remains hottest growth area for mortgage lending.	Shanks, Gordon		589
TouchCom developers aim to revolutionize apartment living.		Company Profile	900
Trump Place to get next rental.	Weiss, Lois		1598
Two historic broadway properties named TOBY award winners.			626
U.S. hotel room rates slow their advance.			471
When getting a mortgage, cost and inconvenience counts.	Bitton, Ellen		476
Willingboro Town Center breaks ground on major development.			370