South Carolina's state pension managers see a chance for that $29 billion fund to profit from the real estate collapse that has affected much of the country.

The global economic bust will put the brakes on Dallas-Fort Worth’s hot job market. So don’t be surprised if demand for commercial real estate takes a hit, a top industry economist predicts.

(By Stella M. Hopkins, shopkins@charlotteobserver.com) Charlotte's real estate market is likely to fare better than many next year, but the broad outlook from a leading forecast group on Tuesday was far from rosy. "2009 is not going to be a good year,"

With the housing slump making home buying a more considered investment flippers and investors have all but faded from view consumers crave more impartial information before they buy. And real estate sites are tumbling over themselves to provide the freshe

By Yudislaidy Fernandez Unstable conditions in residential real estate aren't spilling over to the commercial market in Miami-Dade County, the county's property appraiser says.