All-American apparel chain J.Crew appears poised for either an IPO or a sale to Japanese holding company Fast Retailing, according to reports, as its private equity owners mull an exit.
A coalition is set to start a campaign Thursday to create more homes for the city's poorest residents, posing an additional challenge for the administration as it develops its own housing plan.
Raymond Kelly is headed to the private sector to run a new division for Cushman & Wakefield that will advise clients of the commercial real estate firm on how to protect themselves from terrorism, crime and other threats.
Many retail landlords in emerging-market countries have become experts in marketing, pricing, leasing and even public relations as they grapple with sharp currency devaluations or spikes in interest rates.
Turkey's currency is tumbling, investor confidence eroding and interest rates soaring amid a stalling economy, splashy corruption headlines and a volatile political situation. But hotel development is booming.
The conversion of a long-shuttered office building into apartments for low-income senior citizens soon will start accepting residents, marking a milestone in the city's efforts to transform one of its poorest areas.
When the new employment report comes out this Friday, one number alone will portend the future of the housing recovery. (Hint: It involves those pesky kids still living at home.)
Despite rising home prices and climbing mortgage rates, it's still cheaper to buy a home than rent one in these 10 major cities, according to Trulia. Here's how much you'll save.
An improving economy and rising home values have helped reduce demand for mortgage modifications, but options still exist for borrowers of jumbo loans who might find themselves unable to make their monthly payments.
A London apartment that spans across three neighboring buildings asks about $46 million; a San Francisco house off "the crookedest street in the world" will list for $9.95 million.
In an exclusive excerpt from his upcoming shareholder letter, Warren Buffett looks back at a pair of real estate purchases and the lessons they offer for equity investors.
The $19 billion Facebook-WhatsApp deal illustrates the small financial size of the World Bank, IMF and UN. Yet we rely on them to limit the fallout from global economic crises, sustain development, and preserve global peace.
After a record number of wildfires, intrepid homeowners are rebuilding with an array of fire-resistant materials, design and landscaping, like polished concrete floors, aluminum-framed windows and river rock beds: the 'no-wood' mantra.
Commercial real estate development is starting to make a noticeable comeback. While developers sat on the sidelines in 2009 and 2010, many who survived the recession are back in a big way, making a difference brick by brick, block by block.
