| Real Estate Law Journal 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 1988 Fair Housing amendments force expensive retrofitting of multi-unit developments.(Editorial) | Real estate industry | Aalberts, Robert J. |
| As is and is not. ('as is' sales of property and environmental liability) | Real estate industry | Cross, Frank B. |
| Environmentalism and the cycles of change. | Real estate industry | Aalberts, Robert J. |
| Habitat modification revisited: Supreme Court upholds government's right to regulate private property use. | Real estate industry | Murray, Paula C. |
| In some jurisdictions, taxes are a form of waste. | Real estate industry | Jennings, Marianne M. |
| Is the deduction for environmental cleanup costs being swept away? | Real estate industry | Lynch, Michael F., Witner, Larry |
| Lender liability, CERCLA, and other things that go bump in the night. | Real estate industry | Jennings, Marianne M. |
| Past or present environmental contamination: another disclosure duty for a real estate broker? | Real estate industry | Murray, Paula C. |
| Preserving environmentally sensitive land. (Long Island Pine Barrens) (New York) | Real estate industry | Armentano, John M. |
| Regulation of the environment: the future remains with the federal government.(Editorial) | Real estate industry | Aalberts, Robert J. |
| Strict liability under the Fair Housing Act: a legal sleight of hand? | Real estate industry | Aalberts, Robert J. |
| Tax ideas. (real estate law) | Real estate industry | Witner, Larry, Simons, Kathleen |
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