NEW YORK CITY-Fabric and textile outlets and a rug retailer dominate space once held by fast-food franchises, a vitamin store and a bookstore. Ground floor rents range from $150 per sf to over $400 per sf.

NEW YORK CITY-During the last six months it has sold 20 properties with an average ROI between 40% and 50%. It also acquired over 30 properties during that time.

NEW YORK CITY-The restaurant operator, one of the largest private employers in the city, is looking for cash following the reorganization. This may involve selling a few of its 113 properties.

NEW YORK CITY--The neighbors objected but the world's tallest condominium is being built anyway. One unit sold for $38 million, a world record.

NEW YORK CITY--Chicago acquisition sets the stage for aggressive Midwest development. Related is also purchasing two properties LR had planned to develop in a deal worth $310 million.

NEW YORK CITY-When redevelopment is done, yet another office property south of Midtown will command $40 rents.

NEW YORK CITY-Development options are open for the new owner of 150 Nassau.

Building is scheduled to open in 2003.