Hunt Sports Development has partnered with Peak Curated Development and VENU to build a mixed-use district on the east side of Frisco's Toyota Stadium. Set for a 2027 groundbreaking, the project features a 290-room hotel, a flexible convention centre, and dining outlets. The scheme complements a planned west-side office expansion and supports ongoing stadium renovations, cementing the venue as a year-round entertainment hub.
Merritt Properties has broken ground on the third phase of Imeson Landing Business Park in north Jacksonville, Florida. The expansion adds three shallow-bay light industrial buildings totalling 126,500 square feet, expanding the park to 392,700 square feet. Concurrently, Merritt is advancing the second phase of its redevelopment project at Merritt at Gate Parkway, converting vacant offices into modern light industrial units.
Nakheel has awarded an AED 800 million main construction contract to Metac General Contracting Co for Phases 1 and 3 of Bay Grove Residences on Dubai Islands. The package covers 537 homes across seven buildings, with completion targeted for late 2028. The development is part of the broader Dubai Islands master plan, which will feature 1,154 properties across 15 buildings upon completion.
Samsung Electronics has signed an agreement with real estate developer DH Plus to supply AI appliances and B2B operational solutions for the Grants Forest Park development in Cebu, Philippines. The mixed-use complex will feature residences, a hotel, villas and an international school by 2030. Samsung will integrate its SmartThings, SmartThings Pro and b.IoT platforms to streamline energy efficiency and building operations across the site.
Vingroup Corporation has officially commenced construction on the Northwest Bac Ninh City New Urban Area Project - Zone 1, known commercially as Vinhomes King Park. Covering nearly 270 hectares in Kinh Bac ward, the low-density development will feature housing, green spaces and an extensive sports complex. The scheme aims to enhance local living standards and attract regional investment.
Knowledge Economic City has signed an agreement with Almajdiah and Capital Hill to launch a SAR 2.8 billion residential development in Madinah. Built on 97,000 square metres of land, the project features 2,700 apartments, commercial units and extensive parking. The target market includes non-Saudi international Muslim buyers under updated Kingdom ownership rules, with funding handled via a closed-ended real estate investment fund.
