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18. Flexible design helps firm take over building

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Morgan Stanley -- Buildings and facilities, Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. Lehman Brothers Div. -- Buildings and facilities, Rockefeller Group Inc. -- Services, Securities industry -- Buildings and facilities, Investment banks -- Buildings and facilities
Published
2002

23. With the right address, access to new portal

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Insignia Financial Group Inc. -- Services, Real estate industry -- Services, Online auctions -- Usage, Concierge services -- Marketing
Published
2000

24. Plan for Highlands has lots of critics

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Government regulation, Company business management, Urban sprawl -- Prevention -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Protection and preservation, Forest conservation -- New Jersey -- Laws, regulations and rules, Drinking water -- Management -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Protection and preservation, Highland Park, New Jersey -- Protection and preservation
Abstract

DEPENDING on whom you talk to, the Highlands Act and its proposed operating plan are either: A far-sighted effort to preserve a mountainous part of the state from suburban sprawl […]

Published
2008

25. State Analysts Predict A Shallow Recession

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
United States economic conditions -- Economic aspects, Recessions -- United States, Economic forecasting -- Economic aspects, Real estate industry -- Industry forecasts, New Jersey -- Economic aspects
Abstract

THE price of existing housing in New Jersey will drop an additional 12 percent to 15 percent during the next 12 months and remain flat through 2010, financial analysts said […]

Published
2008

26. Tornado Hits Scout Camp in Iowa; 4 Are Dead and 40 Injured

Author

Maag, Christopher and Holusha, John

Subjects
Parents -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Social aspects -- Casualties, Tornadoes -- Iowa -- Casualties -- Influence -- Social aspects, Search and rescue operations -- Evaluation -- Social aspects -- Casualties, Scouts and scouting -- Social aspects -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Casualties
Abstract

At least four people were killed and about 40 injured when a tornado tore through a Boy Scout camp in western Iowa on Wednesday night, a spokeswoman for the Iowa […]

Published
2008

27. Wright says criticism is attack on black church

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Company public relations, Electioneering -- Religious aspects, Religion and politics -- Demographic aspects -- Religious aspects, Political campaigns -- Religious aspects, Presidential candidates -- Public relations -- Demographic aspects -- Religious aspects
Abstract

Attacks on him are really attacks on the black church, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. said in a speech to the National Press Club in Washington on Monday, in […]

Published
2008

28. UAW president came to Chrysler's rescue

Author

Holusha, John and Maynard, Micheline

Subjects
Fraser, Douglas A., Labor leaders -- Biography, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, United Automobile Workers -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: JOHN HOLUSHA AND MICHELINE MAYNARD; New York Times News Service, with a report from AP DETROIT -- As president of the United Automobile Workers union, Douglas Fraser agreed to [...]

Published
2008

29. Douglas A. Fraser, 91, union chief who helped Chrysler, is dead

Author

Holusha, John and Maynard, Micheline

Subjects
United Automobile Workers -- Officials and employees, Fraser, Douglas A., Presidents (Organizations) -- Biography
Abstract

Douglas A. Fraser, who as president of the United Automobile Workers union agreed to concessions that helped the Chrysler Corporation avoid bankruptcy in the late 1970s, died late Saturday. He […]

Published
2008

30. Power Loss From Storm Is Lingering

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
United States -- Casualties -- Environmental aspects
Abstract

Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the nation's midsection remained without electricity on Wednesday after being hit by an ice storm that pulled down power lines, cracked tree […]

Published
2007

31. Fire in North Carolina Spews Chemical Fumes, Forcing Thousands to Flee

Author

Secret, Mosi and Holusha, John

Subjects
Company legal issue, Fires -- Environmental aspects -- Investigations -- North Carolina, Evacuation of civilians -- North Carolina, Hazardous wastes -- Waste management, Raleigh, North Carolina -- Environmental aspects -- Accidents
Abstract

Fire at a building that stored industrial chemicals produced toxic fumes that drove thousands of people from their homes in this Raleigh suburb early Friday. The fire, which touched off […]

Published
2006

32. Patrick Kennedy Is 'Better' After Treating Dependency

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Legislators -- Drug use -- Care and treatment, Drug abuse -- Care and treatment
Abstract

Representative Patrick J. Kennedy said yesterday that he felt much better after almost a month's treatment in the Mayo Clinic for drug dependency, and that he was looking forward to […]

Published
2006

33. Keith Richards Leaves Hospital

Author

Holusha, John

Abstract

Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones was discharged from a hospital in Auckland, New Zealand, yesterday after surgery to relieve pressure on his brain, the band's record company, Virgin Records, […]

Published
2006

34. German Tourist at Disney World Dies After an Amusement Ride

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Walt Disney World Co. -- Accidents -- Casualties, Amusement parks -- Accidents -- Casualties, Amusement rides -- Risk factors -- Casualties, Visitors, Foreign -- Death of -- Casualties -- Accidents
Abstract

A 49-year-old woman who had become ill at Disney World after going on an amusement ride that simulates a space launching died Wednesday. The woman, identified by the medical examiner's […]

Published
2006

35. California Bill Calls for Cuts In Emissions

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Government regulation, Company business planning, Greenhouse gases -- Control -- Laws, regulations and rules, Environmental law -- Planning, Automotive emissions -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Control
Abstract

California may become the first state to impose limits on the emissions of all greenhouse gases, under legislation introduced yesterday in the State Assembly. The bill requires that emissions of […]

Published
2006

36. Family Recalls 2-Week Ordeal In Mountains

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Automobile travel, Search and rescue operations, Missing persons
Abstract

For Pete Stivers and his family, it was just supposed to be an overnight trip to the Pacific Coast. Mr. Stivers, his wife and children, his mother and his stepfather […]

Published
2006

37. Where All the Rooms Are Nonsmoking

Author

Holusha, John

Abstract

BY the end of this month, all 77 Westin hotels in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean will have converted to an all smoke-free format, making Westin the first […]

Published
2006

38. A Long Island City Awakening

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Company business planning, Market trend/market analysis, Cities and towns -- Planning -- Forecasts and trends, House construction -- Planning -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Midtown Manhattan is closer to Long Island City than it is to downtown Manhattan, and the transportation links are excellent. All this has made the area particularly attractive to deep-pocketed […]

Published
2006

39. Developers Respond To the 'No Vacancy' Sign

Author

Holusha, John

Abstract

A MARRIOTT RESIDENCE INN has officially opened in Manhattan, adding 357 guest rooms in a borough that has been depleted of 3,600 rooms since 1999, as many hotels have been […]

Published
2006

41. In Commercial Leasing, a State of Balance

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Contract agreement, Building leases -- Statistics, Commercial leases -- Statistics, Office buildings -- Contracts -- United States -- Statistics
Abstract

The year 2005 was generally a good one for both sides of the Manhattan office market. Vacancy rates declined, and that was good for building owners. And rents increased, but […]

Published
2006

42. TRANSACTIONS

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, Company pricing policy, Commercial real estate -- Prices and rates -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

Recent Sale $119.5 million Metropolitan Center Route 3 East Rutherford, N.J. This 15-story 423,000-square-foot building, across Route 3 from Giants Stadium, is near the Xanadu shopping center, now under construction, […]

Published
2005

43. Filling the Last Rooms, For Pure Profit

Author

Holusha, John

Abstract

LAST summer, a group of New York hotels came up with a promotion that used the tagline 'Take the Grandkids, Leave the Parents.' It was offered when parents were presumably […]

Published
2005

44. Downtown's Boosters Say Bargain Rents Won't Last

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Company pricing policy, Office leases -- Prices and rates, Central business districts -- Economic aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Commercial real estate -- Forecasts and trends -- Prices and rates, Urban renewal -- Economic aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Manhattan, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Downtown Manhattan today is much like Times Square in the mid-1990's, argues Kent M. Swig, the president of Swig Equities, which owns four office buildings in the financial district and […]

Published
2005

45. A Hotel That's Independent In Spirit and Ownership

Author

Holusha, John

Abstract

THE guest rooms at the Shoreham Hotel in Midtown Manhattan come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some have special features, like back-massaging chairs. The art in each room […]

Published
2005

46. Fuel Costs Factor In More Heavily

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Contract agreement, Energy conservation -- Methods -- United States, Office buildings -- Energy use -- United States, Energy industry -- Contracts -- Methods
Abstract

With oil about $60 a barrel, compared with $40 a barrel a year ago, and natural gas prices double those of last year, real estate managers are scrambling to contain […]

Published
2005

47. It's 33 Feet Wide, But Enough for a Hotel

Author

Holusha, John

Abstract

IT is easy to spend $400 a night to stay at a hotel in Manhattan. It is less easy to find one for under $200. (The most recent average daily […]

Published
2005

48. A New Face on Madison Avenue

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Company organization, Company business management, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Real estate agents and brokers -- Management -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Buildings and facilities, Office buildings -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Design and construction -- United States, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

In 1960, when Harry Macklowe started his career as a leasing broker with Julian Studley's tenant representation company, his office was in an oddly shaped, masonry-clad, 1920's-vintage building on Madison […]

Published
2005

49. Eastern REIT Will Acquire One in Texas

Author

Holusha, John

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, Brandywine Realty Trust -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Prentiss Properties Trust -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Real estate investment trusts -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

Brandywine Realty Trust, a real estate investment trust based in suburban Philadelphia, announced yesterday that it had reached an agreement to acquire Prentiss Properties Trust of Dallas in a cash, […]

Published
2005

50. Tech Wizard for a Day, For the Price of a Room

Author

Holusha, John

Abstract

A TECHNOLOGY arms race is under way in the hotel industry. Standard televisions are being replaced by flat-panel, high-definition displays that produce a better picture and allow a bulky piece […]

Published
2005

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