Solar power company Alight has expanded its clean energy partnership with automotive supplier Lear Corp through three new industrial projects in Europe. The initiatives include a 1.4-megawatt solar carport in Valls, Spain, and two rooftop solar systems at factories in Poland. Operating under a long-term Solar-as-a-Service model, the new installations bring the firms' joint European capacity to more than 6 megawatts across six operational sites.
Construction has commenced on Aspen at Greenleigh, a $148 million premium apartment scheme in Middle River, Maryland. The joint venture between St. John Properties and Somerset Companies will introduce 335 high-specification homes by late 2027. Notably, the development is on track to become North America's largest green Insulated Concrete Form structure, setting a new benchmark for regional urban development.
Streamex Corp. has partnered with Orca to launch a 24/7 decentralised secondary liquidity infrastructure for tokenised securities. The system debuts with GLDY, a gold-backed tokenised security. Operating on the Solana blockchain, the platform automates regulatory compliance and KYC verification at the token level, creating a continuous trading venue supported by institutional liquidity providers for verified accredited investors.
A major multi-purpose sports park is set to launch in Vietnam later this month. Sun Sports City Ninh Binh, a 22-hectare complex developed by Sun Group, will open in Ha Nam Ward, Ninh Binh Province. The facility features 58 training fields across seven disciplines, including the largest covered pickleball hub in the country, alongside a 3,000-seat stadium built to international standards.
Episurf Medical has signed a SEK 660 million deal to acquire 45 vehicle inspection and logistics properties from Lilium. The acquisition adds SEK 49 million in annual rental income to Episurf's growing Nordic real estate platform, expanding its industrial footprint across Sweden with a highly occupied portfolio backed by stable public and private tenants.
Hospitality leader Accor has launched a five year global eco-initiative to test and scale resource-saving technologies across its international network. The project targets the validation of over 100 environmental systems by 2030, beginning with an intense operational focus on commercial water efficiency. Partnering with non-profit Water Unite, the company will pilot advanced recycling and reuse systems across its portfolio.
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