Bennett Voyles

With office prices down by half from their peak, vultures start to circle.

Danish mortgage bonds begin 213th crash-free year.

The world may be down $2 trillion and change in stock and debt losses for 2008, but that didn't stop retail rents from rising in some of the financial world's most chi chi streets, according to CB Richard Ellis...

It's a common real estate fantasy, but a good one. After years of struggling to unload a sinking portfolio, you find an Arabian investor who swoops in on a Gulfstream jet filled with cash and buys up the whole thing...

Asked to speculate about what would happen after he died, Louis XIV quipped, “After me, the flood.” But now that some latter-day sun kings in London and New York have been hauled feet-first out of their own hall of...

Two years ago, when London was the center of the financial world, developers imagined a set of wild new skyscrapers to meet the demand. Now, London finance is falling down and so too are many of those unbuilt towers...

When large foreign investors and sovereign wealth funds — state-owned investment funds composed of stocks, bonds and other financial instruments — came to the rescue of U.S. banks and brokerage houses a year and a...

For years, fast-growing markets such as Shanghai and Istanbul were the best answer to most international investment questions. Now, as various parts of the world economy keep exploding or imploding, it's not so simple...