Modon Holding has announced a significant entry into the US residential market by forming a joint venture to build Harborside 4 in Jersey City. The Abu Dhabi-based firm will take a majority stake in the 54-story luxury tower alongside US giants Related Companies and Panepinto Properties. This waterfront development is set to provide 800 new homes, split between rental units and luxury condominiums, by early 2029.
Modon has awarded an AED 5 billion construction contract for the Nawayef East and Nawayef West developments on Hudayriyat Island, marking Abu Dhabi's biggest residential deal of 2025. The project will see 735 luxury villas built on record-breaking man-made hills, some rising up to 55 metres high. This landmark agreement follows earlier infrastructure works as the island continues its transformation into a premier residential hub.
BGO has marked its entry into the North American student housing sector by acquiring a two-tower complex in Edmonton, Canada. The Eleanor and Laurent towers provide a mix of 493 student beds and 272 residential apartments, including 68 affordable units. Located in the Garneau district near the University of Alberta, the fully leased assets represent a significant expansion for BGO’s residential platform.
Mandatum and funds advised by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing have established a new joint venture to target residential property in Finland. The partnership begins with a seed portfolio of 360 units across seven assets in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area. Four of these properties were previously owned by Mandatum. This move is part of a broader plan to expand through future acquisitions in the capital region.
North Bucharest Investments has announced the beginning of construction for "The Edition 1011 Featured by Versace Ceramics," Romania's inaugural residential project under the official Versace Ceramics license. The development is situated on Fabrica de Glucoză Road in Bucharest, an emerging area for luxury properties. This launch signals a major step in the evolution of the city's premium real estate market, with the developer stating the concept is designed to transform everyday living into a direct expression of personal identity.
Penta Real Estate has formally entered the UK property market by acquiring two residential development sites in London's Canary Wharf and Nine Elms. The projects, which represent an investment of over GBP 700 million, will collectively deliver more than 680 new apartments. The developments, which began construction this year and are set for completion in 2029, are being undertaken through an equal-share joint venture with the established London developer Ballymore.
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