In China’s Real Estate Boom, Conflicting Policy - New York Times
WUHU, China — The Anhui Salt Industry Corporation is a state-owned company that has 11,000 employees, access to government salt mines and a Communist Party boss. Now it has swaggered into a new line of

LeBron James may influence the real estate market in Miami - Cleveland Plain Dealer
It looks like LeBron James has done more than just take his talents to South Beach, because his presence on the Miami Heat has meant a boom in real estate in the area. Michael Miller (not the new Heat guard

Carlos Slim's Real Estate Firm Pays $44 Million for Manhattan Townhouse - Bloomberg
Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim ’s real estate firm paid $44 million for a townhome on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, adding to his property holdings in New York. Slim, the world’s richest man according to

Commercial real estate transactions - Dallas Morning News
Investor Earjdr LLC purchased an 8,863-square-foot office building at 2801 Woodside St. in Dallas from Freedom Markets LP. Marty Neilon and Jim Whitten of CB Richard Ellis brokered the transaction. A Houston investor has

New real estate company in Atlanta - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Reached by phone Tuesday, McGwier said he’s now the senior managing director of Atlanta-based Mill Creek Residential Trust LLC. He declined to comment on the specifics of the new company, but said a news release would

Vail, Beaver Creek Colorado Real Estate Sales on the Rise as Luxury Real Estate Market Makes a - StreetInsider.com
The luxury real estate market is beginning to make a comeback, with Vail and Beaver Creek, Colorado real estate sales showing an increase in the first quarter of 2010, reports Forbes Sotheby’s International Realty

Concierge Auctions to Present Luxury Bank-Owned Residence in Kona, Hawaii at Live, on Site - Forbes
KONA, Hawaii, July 30 /PRNewswire/ -- A live, on-site auction of a new exquisite island residence perfectly situated on more than 1.6 acres in Kuki'o - home to the exclusive Kuki'o Golf and Beach Club - at 72

In China, state fuels real estate bubble - Detroit News
Wuhu, China -- The Anhui Salt Industry Corp. is a state-owned company that has 11,000 employees, access to government salt mines and a Communist Party boss. Now it has swaggered into a new line of business