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New Zealand will loosen its ban on foreigners buying houses, opening the door for wealthy investors to purchase luxury properties as part of a push to revive its sluggish economy.

Home listings in the UK have been piling up for about a year -- their longest streak in two decades -- as cautious buyers and the rise in supply point to further downward pressure on prices, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered ...

Marilyn Monroe's last home faces the wrecking ball if its owners get their way this week in a court bid to overturn its designation as a historic landmark.

A struggling college in New York City is planning to sell its Manhattan campus to The City University of New York, providing a reprieve for its bondholders.

Canada's budget watchdog says slowing immigration will ease housing shortages.

Vanguard Group hired an outsider to head its strategy for private markets, signaling that Chief Executive Officer Salim Ramji intends to make a bigger push into the asset class.

A new mansion in Hong Kong sold for HK$1.09 billion ($140 million), the most expensive home sale in the financial hub this year.

The family office of tech billionaire Narayana Murthy is growing cautious on startups in India, pointing to steep discounts driven by funds that need to exit their investments.

Nigeria is set to increase the proportion of funds that its $17 billion pension industry can invest in infrastructure and private equity in a bid to boost returns on retirement savings.

India's pension regulator is considering easing investment restrictions after portfolio managers pushed for new ways to boost returns on a rapidly growing pool of retirement money, according to people familiar with the matter.