A majority of U.S. condos are being denied FHA-approval due to what the industry has deemed unnecessarily strict requirements.

A new forecast from the CBRE Group says that the United States retail market is showing improvement, with availability rates dropping.

Rotterdam-based firm OMA has completed De Rotterdam, its 44-storey mixed-use slab-towers that were designed as a vertical city.

The Global Coalition for Green Schools aims to minimize environmental impact, optimize human health and performance and foster a generation of environmentally literate students.

Marriott International is expanding into Mexico, with plans to operate 20 hotels across the country by 2016.

Cushman & Wakefield and the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) have agreed to a partnership to improve the quality of retail market research.

The Sing Yin Secondary School in Hong Kong and the Waterbank School at Uaso Nyiro Primary in Laikipia, Kenya have been named the two greenest schools in the world.

Frank Gehry's first building in London will be part of the Battersea Power Station redevelopment.

A new report from Colliers International says that retailers on New York City’s Fifth Avenue have the highest retail rents in the world.

Grosvenor Americas has acquired a portfolio of 11 Class A office buildings in Seattle, WA for $167.5 million.

The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan has entered into an agreement with logistics investor and developer Verdion to fund and develop logistics parks in Europe.

London, Paris and Germany have been real estate investment hot spots since the evolution of the financial crisis because they offer stability. However, other areas of Europe are starting to catch the eye of real estate investors.

Developers are in a race to build the next new addition to the San Francisco skyline.

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Chris Lewis, a director at Deloitte U.K., discusses what's companies ditching renting for buying, whether it's just a fad, and the pros and cons of doing so.

New York City has passed London to become the world’s second most expensive city to rent business and residential space.

The leading hotel chain in the Nordic region, Scandic Hotels, is launching a new hotel concept that is aimed at younger travellers.