BERLIN- German broker network DIP saw a 15% growth to $64 billion in 2010, especially in the commercial property sector, and expects another 25% overall increase this year.

CHICAGO-Though 94% of US markets are tenant-favorable now, only 31% will be in 2012, according to Jones Lang LaSalle’s National Office Occupier Outlook report.

‘There’s new developments in Romania and Bulgaria. Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary are recovering. Green shoots are coming up, as they say here,’ says Tishman International’s Alan Levy.

ST. LOUIS-The coal-producing firm has expanded its headquarters with a 15-year lease, giving it naming rights to the 409,920-square-foot Peabody Plaza.

The public safety net for public workers, protected by unions and usually provided for life, is starting to fray, as leaders across the country have advocated…

MEXICO CITY-The global economic crisis and crime fears have hit the Mexican hospitality industry hard, and the Caribbean has hit bottom with developments.

Positive signs are visible when looking at the level of distress in the Midwest. Most of the region's markets don't have the breadth of troubled loans…

DETROIT-The Community Health and Social Services Center hopes to open the $17 million, 48,000-square foot replacement facility late next year.