Boutique hotel pioneer Ian Schrager is taking aim at the market’s luxury end with his latest Edition hotel in New York, which aims to combine creative detail with top room rates.
Prologis and other firms are going bigger in building to tap into the e-commerce boom, which is changing the way industrial properties like warehouses and fulfillment centers are built.
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DTZ, a rapidly growing commercial real-estate services firm backed by private equity giant TPG, has cut a deal to buy Cushman Wakefield for $2 billion.
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Community pressure prompts developer Edgestone to scale back a residential project in Whitestone.
Some big global real-estate investors are hunting for bargains in Brazil, even as political upheaval and economic decline send others to the sidelines.
Investors are checking out of Host Hotels & Resorts Inc.
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Big New York firms say the social-media tool helps them with branding.
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RXR closes on the purchase of the so-called Helmsley Building, which is just north of New York’s Grand Central Terminal and known to many because Park Avenue foot and vehicle traffic run through it.
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Several big-name financial services firms are opting to set up tech divisions in prime Manhattan real-estate markets outside of their headquarters because many increasingly see themselves more as technology companies.
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A roundup of real-estate news in greater New York.
Technology services are catching investors’ eyes in Europe’s real-estate market, but they will have to outmuscle U.S. companies to succeed.
As house prices in Australia head ever higher, concern is growing about the amount of debt families are taking on.
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Fosun is planning to develop its second real estate foray in New York as it ramps up expansion.
Engler Financial real-estate firm that specializes in selling apartment buildings in the Southeast, is about to go on a growth spurt in the wake of its acquisition this month by Walker & Dunlop.
A government mortgage agency says it needs more resources to police the growing ranks of companies rushing to fill the void left by big banks that have stepped away from the market for riskier home loans.
Financial-services giant TIAA-CREF is buying the 40% stake in asset manager TIAA Henderson Real Estate it doesn’t already own for 80 million pounds ($122.6 million) as part of its broader move into managing money for sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and other institutions.
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The owner and preservationists fight over renovations proposed for New York landmark.
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Thousands of plants will form the largest green roof on a U.S. sports arena.
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The final tower planned at the World Trade Center redevelopment could be dramatically altered under a proposal being discussed by 21st Century Fox Inc. and News Corp., which are considering a move to the site.
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A portfolio of about 1,700 apartments that was the subject of one of the largest foreclosure proceedings in New York City in recent years is being sold.
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Brooklyn neighborhood offers everything from Gilded Age mansions to modest studios.
Equinox is launching a hospitality brand intended for travelers willing to pay for high-end fitness facilities while on the road.
Low-cost housing demand is a boon for one of the industry’s least glamorous sectors: mobile-home parks.
Investors are pouring money into real-estate funds, but a few giant fund firms are collecting the lion’s share of the spoils.
A. Alfred Taubman, the self-made billionaire who cemented the enclosed shopping mall into American culture has died. He was 91.
A number of companies—especially mature firms or those with older workers—are leaving the city for the suburbs, bucking a downtown push seen from the technology industry.
With office and residential space in San Francisco and Silicon Valley becoming scarcer by the day, the East Bay city of Fremont, Calif., is girding for some spillover.
The Related Cos., best known as a developer of landmark properties such as New York’s Time Warner Center, will announce a deal that highlights a less flashy side: its huge and growing portfolio of affordable housing.
Large companies are moving back into the city in an attempt to attract and retain workers who favor walkable neighborhoods with easy access to restaurants, shopping and cultural opportunities.
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A development in suburban New York City will include luxury amenities, even though it will house those who qualify for affordable housing.
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Ventas said it would spin off 355 skilled nursing facilities and outpatient recovery centers into a new real-estate investment trust, the latest sign of the growing interest in highly specialized medical properties.
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Demand for office space in American suburbs, which for years has lagged behind their urban cores, is showing signs of a rebound. That is sparking development.
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A condominium association in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla., wants to sell the property but has met an unusual adversary: the millionaire developers of the neighboring beach-front parcel.
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The investors behind one of the biggest real-estate deals in U.K. history are preparing to reach much deeper into their pockets.
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Developers are adding restaurants, shops and hotels to apartment complexes near campuses.
Many deals in markets that have long counted on foreign buyers are no longer as attractive for those paying in rubles, euros or Canadian dollars.
Dating back to the late 15th century, this five-bedroom farmhouse in southeast England has exposed wood beams, an inglenook fireplace and a moat.
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Weekend Investor: The market is heating up, but don’t be too quick to take the plunge. Here are issues to consider first.
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The De Gustibus collection of kitchenware, currently on view at the food-themed Expo in Milan, aims to bring elite Italian design onto tables everywhere.
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