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Office-building construction is in the midst of a severe drought. This means higher rents may be on the horizon in some cities, if history is any guide.
President Obama, in announcing a program to help struggling homeowners refinance their mortgages, is betting this plan will fare better than his administration's earlier efforts to fix the housing market. He also may be betting that it's good poli...
U.S. home prices fell again in November, according to the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller indexes, indicating continued struggles for the beleaguered housing market.
Right now, the connection between what the S&P/Case-Shiller index says and what is actually going on with housing may be lukewarm at best.
Just five years ago, it was illegal for South Carolina's public pension plan to invest in hedge funds and other complicated bets. Now, nearly half its assets are in such investments. That is way too much for the state treasurer.
A builder of luxury homes reveals how he created his weekend retreat on a budget.
Large public pension plans are pouring more money into private-equity funds, deepening ties between government workers and an industry currently under the harsh glare of U.S. presidential politics.
Fed officials said they expect short-term interest rates to stay close to zero at least through late 2014, as they signaled dissatisfaction with the recovery and growing confidence that inflation was slowing.
What more can be done to help the housing market? Economists have some ideas for hastening a recovery.
What more can be done to help the housing market? Economists have some ideas for hastening a recovery.
Big U.S. banks are reopening the lending spigot amid signs that an improving economy is spurring companies and individuals to borrow more.
The stocks of home builders, shunned by investors for most of the past year, are suddenly in vogue again.
One of real estate's least-exciting businesses—warehouses that allow people to store their unused sofas, lamps and other household goods—have become a hit with investors.
One of real estate's least-exciting businesses—warehouses that allow people to store their unused sofas, lamps and other household goods—have become a hit with investors.
More banks may be loosening the purse strings for small firms, as business conditions improve, new data show.
The U.S. office market showed modest signs of improvement in the last three months of 2011, as the national office-vacancy rate fell slightly from the previous period.
The U.S. office market showed modest signs of improvement in the last three months of 2011, as the national office-vacancy rate fell slightly from the previous period. Good news, I guess :D
The nation's apartment-vacancy rate in the fourth quarter fell to its lowest level since late 2001 as Americans continued to favor renting homes instead of buying them.
The president unveiled a new military strategy designed to guide the Pentagon at a time of greater fiscal pressures as the U.S. moves beyond massive commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan.
When Eastman said "My work here is done" and blew his brains out, he must have forgot to vet his successors... Eastman Kodak is preparing for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in coming weeks should efforts to sell a trove of digital patents fail.