
Bedrock, GM Seek $550M for Detroit RenCen as Gilbert Backs $1B Nonprofit Plan
A nonprofit overhaul of the Renaissance Center faces scrutiny over taxpayer support, governance and the pace of demolition.

A nonprofit overhaul of the Renaissance Center faces scrutiny over taxpayer support, governance and the pace of demolition.

Creditors have recovered under 1% of $46 billion as Hong Kong lets liquidators pursue PwC International, PAG eyes a unit stake and Guangzhou opens onshore liquidation.

The top U.S. brokerage and the nation's second-largest MLS trade antitrust suits, escalating a fight over off-market listings and control of home data.

Buffett's conglomerate has lifted its position in the No. 2 U.S. homebuilder to roughly 11% since July — a contrarian wager as the housing slump deepens.

Sellers are abandoning the auction hammer for private treaty sales as clearance rates hit their weakest level since the pandemic ahead of the RBA's next meeting.

APRA's request for exposure data signals widening concern over a booming, opaque lending market — even as the country battles a housing shortage.

Australian builder gains brief reprieve to restructure A$3.4 billion owed to private credit lenders and suppliers.

Deal unwind restores competition in rental advertising, requires Redfin to relaunch its own listings business.

From car lifts to branded towers, automakers are reshaping South Florida's luxury real estate—with mixed results.

The 'hands-off landlord' deal underscores Goldman's pivot from trading to fee-based wealth and alternative assets.