The family behind Opus, once one of the largest private developers in the country, is making a comeback after settling battles with creditors and former employees.
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The estate of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. is planning this week to use $1.33 billion in cash to buy a 26.5% stake in apartment giant Archstone.
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The estate of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. is now the owner of a Montana ski and golf resort, after assuming control of the assets of Moonlight Basin Ranch LP.
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Marriott has been trying—and failing—for more than four years to build a brand of hip hotels. Now, it finally may be breathing some life into the Edition brand, its competitor to the stylish W chain.
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Sometimes, the renovation costs almost as much as the purchase itself.
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The stocks of home builders, shunned by investors for most of the past year, are suddenly in vogue again.
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Calpers, the giant California pension fund, is dumping one of its last major housing investments at a big loss.
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A fight has broken out over a deeply discounted planned sale of $150 million in debt backed by a Las Vegas area resort and casino.
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Brookfield Asset Management canceled a deal to take control of the huge Atlantis resort in the Bahamas and two other resorts from Kerzner after other creditors obtained a court ruling delaying the deal.
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Growth in new construction starts in China last year decelerated sharply compared with a year earlier, data showed. Meanwhile, Shanghai set new price limits for private ordinary homes.
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