The Trump Organization has announced its first ever Australian project with the launch of a 91-storey hotel and residential tower on the Gold Coast. Partnering with Altus Property Group, the development is set to reach a height of 335 metres. The project will feature luxury apartments, a high-end hotel and an exclusive beach club in the heart of Surfers Paradise.
BNW Developments has partnered with Radisson Hotel Group to launch the first Radisson Blu Hotel and Residences in the new RAK Central district. The project features a 361-room hotel and 222 branded apartments, merging luxury living with a major commercial hub. This collaboration aims to establish a new benchmark for hospitality in Ras Al Khaimah as the emirate expands its urban and economic core.
A new 25-storey mixed-use development is set to rise in Chicago's Loop following the selection of the ACōDA project by city officials. Led by DL3 Realty, the $162.2 million tower at 331-35 S. Plymouth Court will provide 300 homes, with 20% reserved for affordable housing. Mayor Brandon Johnson hailed the scheme as a vital step in tackling the city's housing shortage while providing residents with better access to transit and jobs.
Egypt has secured partnerships with US, UK and French firms for the $1 billion Mont Galala project in Ain Sokhna. The development features 10 towers and a 150-berth marina. Construction begins in late 2026 with a seven-year completion timeline. The project aims to establish the Red Sea coast as a global hub for yacht tourism and international conferences through sustainable, mixed-use infrastructure and world-class hospitality.
Devonport City Council has unveiled the Formby Road Urban Renewal Study, identifying two major CBD sites for private development. Part of the LIVING CITY project, the plan proposes high-end apartments and commercial offices to replace existing car parks. By creating a new urban plaza and improving pedestrian links to the Mersey River, the council aims to boost footfall for local retailers and meet growing demand for inner-city living.
Marriott Bonvoy has expanded its footprint in Greater China with the launch of Artik Suzhou, Apartments by Marriott Bonvoy. This opening represents the brand's first entry into the Asian market. The suites are designed for longer stays, featuring full kitchens and laundry facilities. It sits within the China Central Place complex, providing guests with proximity to major cultural landmarks and high-speed rail links to Shanghai.
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