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The excesses that led to a bust in the housing boom haven't spread to the commercial real estate market, where the outlook is cautious but decidedly upbeat.

The unimposing southern gateway to Baltimore could get a substantial facelift if city development officials are successful in their search for someone to improve the site of a former landfill on Potee Street in Brooklyn.

The excesses that led to a bust in the housing boom haven't spread to the commercial real estate market, where the outlook is cautious but decidedly upbeat.

Charlee Poindexter, 59, is a live-aboard in Port Annapolis because it means freedom and life on her own terms. Fittingly, her sailboat is called My Way.

<p><font size="2">Florida&rsquo;s citrus belt is&nbsp;giving way to housing, and that loss of orange and grapefruit trees means an increase in juice prices across the country.<br /></font></p>

Rates on 30-year mortgages were unchanged this week while rates on other types of mortgages also showed little movement. Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, reported Thursday that 30-year, fixed-rate ...

Commercial real-estate lenders, spooked by the collapse in residential housing, are reining in riskier loans on fears that underwriting standards were too loose. During the last few months ...

Construction of new homes plunged to the lowest level in 14 years in September as turmoil in credit markets intensified the problems in the housing industry. Consumer prices, meanwhile, rose at the fastest pace ...

Construction of new homes plunged by a bigger-than-expected amount in September, reflecting the deepening troubles in housing.

Why are thousands of millionaires queueing up for the right to plunk down as much as $459,000, plus annual dues of up to $35,000, just for a few weeks of access to vacation homes?