Abu Dhabi has announced a 1.7 billion US dollar investment to build the world's second Sphere entertainment venue on Yas Island. Expected to open by the end of 2029, the high-tech 20,000-capacity structure will host concerts, live sports and immersive cultural exhibitions. The project forms part of a wider strategy to diversify the economy and establish the emirate as a premier global tourism destination.
Bridge Tower and Blackmon Real Estate have established a joint venture called Build-to-Ownership to boost homeownership access in Greater Atlanta. The initiative replaces traditional renting models with a structured lease-to-own system. Led by Jackson Su and Michael S. Render, the program utilizes newly built homes to help families build equity, secure long term financial stability and establish deep roots within their local communities.
Ayala Land is launching its "Next Wave" of developments in Cebu with three new mixed-use estates. Seagrove, Gatewalk, and South Coast City will cover over 50 hectares combined across Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu, and Cebu City. These projects focus on eco-tourism, retail, and entertainment. They are designed to meet the growing demand for commercial space and modern urban living as the regional economy continues to expand rapidly.
Riyad Capital has launched a new SAR 1.5 billion real estate fund to develop a massive mixed-use site in Riyadh. The project covers 32,000 square metres on Al-Takhassusi Road and focuses on transit-oriented development. Partnering with Princess Munira bint Abdullah bin Faisal Al Saud and Naif AlRajhi Investment, the scheme will deliver new offices, homes, shops and hospitality spaces near the Al-Takhassusi Metro Station.
ASMO, a joint venture between Aramco and DHL, has broken ground on a massive 1.4 million square metre logistics hub at King Salman Energy Park. Developed in partnership with Arcapita, the facility aims to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s industrial supply chain. The site will feature smart technology and sustainable design, supporting the Kingdom's goal of becoming a premier regional trade gateway by 2030.
Chicago based firms Riverside Investment & Development and Singerman Real Estate have acquired the former Two Wells Fargo Center for $36.5 million. The developers plan to turn the 800,000 square foot office complex into a high-end mixed-use site featuring flats, a hotel and shops. Work on the Charlotte project is scheduled to begin in 2027 following the successful delivery of the firm’s first local luxury tower.
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