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A $5.4 billion deal to purchase two massive Manhattan apartment complexes and convert them to high-end rentals appears to be floundering.

Huffington Post highlights 11 astonishing architectural proposals from around the world [slideshow].

Homeowners threatened with foreclosure are increasingly finding that a simple legal tactic is stalling the process.

Matt Jensen's photographs reveal views of a natural Manhattan that are a little hard to believe. [Slideshow]

The Huffington Post offers a mouth-watering slide show of the top 10 cities for locavores, and asks readers for suggestions of examples they might have missed [Slideshow]

A new Brookings Institution study shows that American cities are experiencing the recession at "radically varying levels."

Coal ash retention ponds are so numerous and so toxic that they are now considered to be a potential threat to national security.

Hundreds of Dubai property investors may have been misled by photos showing half-finished adjacent towers, rather than the buildings they had invested in -- which don't yet exist.

Chief Executive Officer of IBM Samuel Palmisano believes that "smarter cities" are key to a sustainable future, and so are the focus of three upcoming summits hosted by IBM.

The downturn in the economy has led the owners of the Ground Zero site to put off for decades construction of two of the three planned towers.

President Obama warns America's mayors not to spend the stimulus dollars carelessly or on politically-motivated projects. [Includes video]

Adoption of American lifestyles abroad and a downturn in the U.S. economy are contributing to American design firms exporting suburbia around the world.

Rock legend Neil Young, that's who. He's got a team of people working to turn his 1959 Lincoln Continental into the heaviest electric car on the road. Young writes in the Huffington Post about the 'Lincvolt', another electric behemoth.

Facing budget and pension fund shortfalls of hundreds of millions of dollars, three big city mayors have requested in a letter to Treasury Secretary Paulson that some of the federal bailout money be directed to cities.