Business - Commercial real estate latest news

Dubai widened its probe of top corporate executives in what appears to be an effort by the government to repair the emirate's reputation.

Metrovacesa's struggle to save its $1.6 billion investment in HSBC's London headquarters has come to embody what property analysts and investors fear could be the next twist in the downward spiral of European commercial property: negative equity.

Ultramodern skyscrapers, new stadiums and a 610-meter-high television and sightseeing structure are in the works in Guangzhou, China's manufacturing hub, as it prepares to host the Asian Games in 2010.

The struggle of 100 Eleventh Avenue, a glitzy condominium development on Manhattan's west side targeting well-heeled buyers, shows there's no such thing as a sure thing in the current wretched credit climate.

The fate of a proposed $2.1 billion expansion of the Mall of America depends on how much money the City Council and the Port Authority of Bloomington, Minn., are willing to put up for infrastructure.