Credit Suisse has acquired Independence Wharf, a well-known waterfront office building in Boston, for $106 million.

In the wake of the steep drop in values in European property markets, investors are reassessing their relationships with property-fund managers and other asset managers.

Empire Resorts, which has been trying to develop a casino near New York City, was looking into the financial abyss last June. Today the company's prospects are looking rosier.

A Starwood-led group offered to pay $3.5 billion for the first mortgage of Extended Stay, setting the stage for a bankruptcy battle.

Developer Bonita Bay is on the verge of collapse because of a battle that's pitting residents against each other and the company that sold them lavish dream homes during the height of the boom.

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Marriott's disclosure that it will stop developing new timeshare projects and write down the value of such properties under construction by $760 million marks the beginning of the next phase of the shakeout in the vacation-home industry.

About 10 investors are expected to submit bids for $5 billion in condo loans and other property held by the failed Corus Bank, in a key test of commercial real-estate values.

Only a few months ago, many of Europe's listed property companies seemed headed for a train wreck. But now there is almost daily news to confirm the industry is returning to health.

India's real-estate companies are attracting hundreds of millions of dollars from foreign investors, but the developers also are facing new scrutiny.