NEW YORK CITY-A few deals are taking place that might show signs of a market improvement, but overall, the number of deals are still down, says the <i>Wall Street Journal</i>.

ATLANTA-The 550,000-square-foot Streets of Buckhead is one of several stalled real estate projects the bank loaned funds to construct, say the <i>Wall Street Journal</i>.

ATLANTA-The 550,000-square-foot Streets of Buckhead is one of several stalled real estate projects the bank loaned funds to construct, say the <i>Wall Street Journal</i>.

Motley Fool has some pretty frightening charts for shopping-center landlords. Some of the largest tenants in the industry, such as Dillard's, Abercrombie &amp; Fitch and J.C. Penney are posting serious same-store sales declines. And these companies are among the most trusted names in retail. Are we headed...

From tax incentives to keeping that freezer door closed, retailers have plenty of options to save money through green practices.

The Fed came out with its numbers yesterday, and it turns out that holiday retail sales in December were disappointing, falling 0.3% from November. But the good news is that they rose 5.4% from December 2008. Hit the hardest were businesses termed as "electronics and appliance" stores, which fell 2.6%...

So the Domino's ads you're seeing all over the place are actually working. If you haven't run into them yet, they basically say that the chain's pizza was horrible, with customer comments like: "Microwave pizza is far superior" and "pizza was cardboard." Now things are apparently different with a new,...

NEW YORK CITY-The event, co-sponsored by Transwestern and <i>Real Estate Forum</i>, will focus on how firms with a global focus will have an edge in the coming climate.