Lenders led by HSBC and Bank of America are likely to take ownership of Icon Brickell, a Miami condominium and hotel complex.

News of Dubai World's woes has property investors giving this city-state a second look.

Carl Icahn and Andrew Beal may make headlines for their business moves, but they have reputations as high-stakes poker players, too.

It could take months or years for stimulus funding earmarked for making buildings energy efficient to trickle down to contractors.

The U.K. property developer hopes the transactions illustrate the strength of London's property recovery as it fends off an unfriendly bid from Nathan Kirsh.

A 56-acre site in the Playa Vista development is being put on the block, one of the many problem properties that has bedeviled Tishman Speyer.

A bankruptcy court judge signed off on plans to restructure $10.25 billion of mortgages on 103 properties.

Fairfield Residential failed amid an inability to refinance debt or sell investment properties, the latest casualty of real-estate turmoil.

Carl Icahn leapt into the fray over Donald Trump's Atlantic City casinos, joining forces with Texas banker Andrew Beal.

The developer had planned to absorb Dubai Holding's real-estate units to lessen the impact of the collapse of Dubai's real-estate market. The two companies said the deal wasn't economically viable now.

Dubai World's private-equity arm made a last-ditch effort to keep control of the W Hotel Union Square in Manhattan in a foreclosure auction but ended up losing the property, which it bought for $282 million.

The initial public offering for Pebblebrook Hotel Trust priced on Tuesday, while Chesapeake Lodging Trust pulled its IPO.

Strip-club operator to build new club near Dallas airport.

Colonial's planned debt refinancing signals an improving market.

Simon Property acquired outlet-center owner Prime Outlets for $700 million in cash and stock, plus $1.6 billion in assumed debt.

The stalled construction of the Chicago Spire, a 150-story luxury residential building, may get a boost from unionized construction workers desperate for jobs.

Trophy hotel investments made during the real-estate boom have turned into major burdens for some ultrawealthy investors.

Dubai's construction boom was fueled by easy credit, a poorly regulated market overrun by speculators, and cheerleading from Dubai officials.

Brookfield Asset Management and Simon Property have bought portions of General Growth Properties' bank debt and bonds to position themselves to make bids for all or part the mall giant.

A real-estate fund managed by Morgan Stanley is trying to restructure a $1 billion securitized mortgage on five resorts it bought in 2007 in the latest example of a bad commercial-property bet made by the firm.