Megaworld Corp. has launched a P2-billion share buyback programme while allocating P2.21 billion raised from its listed REIT unit to township developments in Cebu, Palawan and Bacolod. The company said the buyback would enhance shareholder value, while proceeds from MREIT will support ongoing projects due for completion in 2028.
QuadReal Property Group has committed over £2.5 billion to expand its commercial real estate debt platform into the UK and Ireland, with plans to extend further across Europe. The initiative builds on the firm’s North American success and focuses on sectors including housing, data centres and industrial property.
Mukesh Ambani has purchased a vacant building in New York’s Tribeca district for $17.4 million. Formerly owned by tech billionaire Robert Pera, the site has been tied to multiple unbuilt mansion plans.
Sobha Realty has achieved a major milestone with the successful issuance of its USD 750 million Green Sukuk, the largest of its kind by a real estate developer globally. Oversubscribed by 2.8 times, the landmark transaction reflects strong investor confidence in the company’s financial stability and sustainability commitments.
Samty Holdings has sold two portfolios of newly built multi-family properties worth ¥49 billion to sovereign wealth funds, with the developer retaining asset management responsibilities following its privatisation by Hillhouse.
Legence Corp. has launched the roadshow for its proposed IPO, offering 26 million shares with pricing expected between $25 and $29 per share, ahead of a planned Nasdaq Global Select Market listing under the symbol “LGN.”
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