The former estate of Wayne Newton includes eight homes, a decommissioned jet plane and an unfinished museum.
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Wallenstam bet billions of Swedish kronor that a clutch of wind farms eventually could save the company money and lure high-dollar property seekers eager to consume "green" energy. The bet looks like it is paying off.
Condo associations share ownership of all sorts of things: pools, fitness rooms, freight elevators. Why not pieces of multimillion-dollar conceptual art?
The design for what would be Milwaukee's tallest new office building in more than 20 years, set to be unveiled this week, combines two motifs that often compete: a high-rise exterior typically associated with staid finance and law firms and a large, open interior popularized by Silicon Valley.
Rising commercial property values throughout the country have enabled banks to cleanse themselves of the mountains of distressed real estate they reluctantly took over during the financial downturn.
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New York is enjoying a period of recognition that lobbies aren't merely access corridors but the public faces of commercial structures, the sole spot that any visitor and every employee encounters in any office building.
The former estate of Wayne Newton includes eight homes, a decommissioned jet plane and an unfinished museum.
Home prices rose faster during the first seven months of 2013 than any year since 2004, the year that marked the beginning of the home-price bubble.
If policymakers had wanted to see signs of the housing bubble at the time it was inflating, perhaps they should have read local newspapers.
The phenomenon of Chinese ghost cities has been well-documented. But according to one analyst who has visited them, the reports might be missing the forest for the trees—or in this case, missing the people for their timing.
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Ahead of the Tape: KB Home and Lennar are expected to post increases in quarterly earnings on Tuesday amid improving market conditions, but homebuilder stocks look pricey.
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