In their bid to keep shoppers from deserting to the Internet, more malls are adding sprawling play spaces.
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In their bid to keep shoppers from deserting to the Internet, more malls are adding sprawling play spaces.
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Brookfield Asset Management plans to bundle together its wide array of commercial-property holdings into a new publicly traded subsidiary, with an eye toward further growth.
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As construction of One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan moves toward completion, the building’s owners are sparring with their architects.
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Beazer Homes has formed a REIT with KKR that will buy and then rent single-family homes, one of the largest and most talked-about asset classes in the real-estate business.
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Facing a dearth of new-home construction, the U.K. real-estate industry and government are looking at ways to encourage the formation of new real-estate investment trusts that would focus on subsidized housing.
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Strange looks of a building apparently aren’t enough to scare off big-name investors. That’s the case with 100 Federal Street in Boston—the so-called “pregnant building” recently purchased by Boston Properties.
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The Malkin family that controls the Empire State Building has agreed to change the terms of the skyscraper’s public offering, making the tax treatment less punitive to small investors.
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Associated Estates Realty Corp., which owns rental-apartment buildings in cities like Indianapolis and Columbus, Ohio, is pushing into the upscale Los Angeles market despite some investor concerns.
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A controversial real-estate investment is getting a makeover—and while the critics still aren’t sold, some advisers say it is worth considering for investors comfortable with the risks.
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