A two-year boom in residential real estate construction — focused almost exclusively on luxury homes for wealthy renters — is about to test the limits of Boston's demand for ultra- high-priced apartment living. More than 8,000 units are expected to …

Leasing rates will firm for retail and high–end office space. Pricing of office … All in all, 2014 will be the first significant turnaround year, which should put growth in the economy and improved commercial real estate markets on a positive track …

Over the first nine months of 2013, a total of 86 luxury homes were sold in the greater San Antonio area, according to the 2014 edition of the Texas Luxury Homes Sales Report by the Texas Association of Realtors (TAR). The Business Journal created a …

ElBoghdady, whom last we met gathering wool on the high rate of redefaults in the Home Affordable Mortgage Program, plucks a string here she has strummed in the past: The solution to the puzzle is a “Lock-In” effect claimed by the Institute for Housing …

Retail real estate brokers say that a mix of high–end commercial tenants — retail, restaurants and hotels — are prime candidates to populate another phase of the Town Center, if a developer were to pursue a deal with the Skinners. Despite the …

Like in several real estate markets of the world where economic growth is shooting up or at least stable, demand for luxury real estate is rising in Nigeria, so also are prices. According to a report by property portal, privateproperty.com.ng, luxury …

The world of the American shopping mall, Kenneth Riggs, president and CEO of Real Estate Research Corp., told CNBC "has been a Darwinian environment since the 1990s with the advent of big-box retail and the 'Wal-Marting' of the world-and it will stay …

Perhaps Underground could become a better mall, the site says. "In case you've forgotten, Underground Atlanta is technically a mall, with shops and businesses and such," says Curbed.com. "Perhaps an interested party might try a more high–end type of …

Take it from Peter Linneman of Linneman Associates and the Albert Sussman Emeritus Professor at The Wharton School of Business, who pioneered the academic study of real estate and was named by the National Association of Realtors as one of the 25 most …