SAN DIEGO—'Dead' deals rarely end up in litigation, so if they show up on CGS3's Gregory Markow's desk, something has gone very wrong. Here, an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at a real estate attorney's approach to handling these disputes.

AMES, IA—The university has grown tremendously in the past eight years, and developers are refurbishing existing housing and breaking ground on a host of new projects.

PALO ALTO, CA—With the Energy Efficiency Improvement Act of 2015 now signed into law, experts are asking what impact this voluntary program will have on design, construction and operation of commercial buildings, Michael C. Polentz writes in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

BASKING RIDGE, NJ—Verizon Communications' record-breaking $650 million sale-leaseback of its operations center in Basking Ridge, NJ is “not too shabby a transaction,” says Jim Hughes, dean of the Bloustein at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, who predicted the current flood of such deals.