Saudi Arabia's Minister of Municipalities and Housing, Majid bin Abdullah Al-Hogail, has secured housing projects worth over 1.9 billion riyals during an official visit to China. The trip featured the signing of six major agreements alongside the launch of the Saudi-Chinese Contractors Forum. These deals form part of a broader bilateral strategy to construct 100,000 homes in the Kingdom by 2030.
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.
Real estate services firm Cushman and Wakefield has completed the 12.25 million USD sale of Monon and Main in Carmel, Indiana. Trading at 354 USD per square foot, the 34,650-square-foot mixed-use property has set a new record for office sales in the state. The four-story boutique building was entirely leased at the time of the transaction.
The Egyptian Kuwaiti Real Estate Development Company and Hassan Allam Holding subsidiary Grova West have partnered to build a mixed-use project in West Cairo. Spanning 295 acres in Sheikh Zayed City, the venture represents an investment expected to exceed EGP 250 billion. The development will feature a blend of residential apartments, villas, commercial spaces and medical facilities managed entirely by Grova West.
Dubai developer Emaar Properties has announced plans for an AED 200 billion master-planned district designed to accommodate nearly 150,000 residents. Spanning a built-up area of more than 4.5 million square metres, the self-sustaining urban project will integrate high-rise towers, luxury enclaves and commercial spaces. The development centers on a 20-minute city layout linked to the Dubai Metro network.
Vietnamese developer Sun Group has formed a strategic alliance with Singaporean operator The Ascott Limited. The deal introduces 1,700 premium accommodation rooms across Ho Chi Minh City and Phu Quoc. Four distinct international hospitality brands will be deployed to capture diverse traveler demographics. Notably, the partnership debuts the lifestyle concepts lyf and HARRIS in Vietnam, aiming to prolong visitor stays and elevate local tourism competitiveness.
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