Skanska has secured a SEK 370 million contract with Lundbergs Fastigheter to build four rental apartment buildings in Jönköping. The project in Södra Munksjön will feature commercial spaces, underground parking and a total gross area of over 21,700 square meters. Construction starts in mid-2026, with completion scheduled before the end of 2028 under the Miljöbyggnad Silver environmental standard.
Arctos Sports has joined forces with RVX Ventures and Magellan Development Group to form a national sports-anchored real estate platform. The venture will focus on building large-scale entertainment districts near major stadiums. Their maiden project is the Neyland Entertainment District in Tennessee. The mixed-use site will feature a 24-story hotel, retail space and luxury residential properties on the waterfront.
Developer Sun Property has officially launched S-Light Tower, a new twin-tower apartment complex in South Da Nang. Located within the Sun NeO City urban area, the 22-storey waterfront development will deliver nearly 800 residential units. The project features a distinctive crane-inspired design and aims to capitalised on major regional transport upgrades and expanding local tourism demand.
Marcus and Millichap Capital Corporation has arranged an 85 million USD construction loan for a 297,771-square-foot mixed-use scheme in Beverly Hills. The six-story development at 55 North La Cienega Boulevard will deliver 140 luxury apartments and 13,303 square feet of retail space. It is expected to become the largest residential complex in the history of Beverly Hills.
Developers Archi and NEXT have officially launched the Swissôtel Kobuleti Beach Resort, a 300 million dollar premium hotel and residential project in Georgia. Situated on the Black Sea coast near Batumi, the three-building complex will feature a luxury hotel, private apartments, a casino and a 3,000 square metre wellness zone. The development aims to elevate regional tourism standards and boost local employment.
Construction has commenced on the 147 million dollar Wallace Campus regeneration scheme in Poughkeepsie. The initiative will transform a vacant, historical department store and construct two additional structures to deliver 187 affordable flats alongside 22,000 square feet of commercial space. Backed by state, federal and local funding, the all-electric development forms part of New York State's wider multi-billion dollar housing investment strategy.
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