Kronos Homes has launched its first mixed-use tourism project in Lisbon, the €150 million MIMA development in the Parque das Nações district. A core component is MIMA Living, offering 180 residential apartments with a new concept of urban housing. The fully furnished apartments, designed by Broadway Malyan, combine contemporary architecture and flexibility. Notably, the model offers professional tourism management, allowing buyers to generate income when not occupying the homes.
The iconic Stahl House in the Hollywood Hills is listed for sale for the first time since its 1960 completion, with an asking price of $25 million. The 2,200-square-foot mid-century modern home, designed by Pierre Koenig, is celebrated for its cantilevered steel and glass design. The sale is being undertaken by the Stahl family, the only owners in the home's 65-year history. The home gained global fame as Case Study House No 22 and through the photography of Julius Shulman. The listing seeks a new custodian who will ensure the preservation of this significant cultural landmark.
H&R REIT has entered agreements to sell retail and office properties across Canada and the United States in transactions totalling $1.5 billion. The sales, which align with the trust’s ongoing simplification strategy, will see proceeds directed toward reducing debt and shifting the portfolio further toward residential and industrial assets.
The Social Hub has unveiled proposals for a £200 million hospitality and community complex in Edinburgh’s Fountainbridge, marking its second UK venture. The project would bring a 560-bed hybrid hotel, coworking areas, and public spaces to the long-derelict former Fountain Brewery site, aligning with wider regeneration plans for the neighbourhood.
First Capital REIT has secured overwhelming unitholder approval for its internal reorganisation plan, with more than 99% support at a special meeting in Toronto. The proposal now moves to a court hearing scheduled for 27 November, with the REIT expecting the arrangement to take effect by the end of the month, subject to final approval.
ROSHN Group expanded its network of construction and infrastructure partners on the final day of Cityscape Global 2025, signing land sale agreements worth SAR 115.9 million and multiple contracts with suppliers and sub-developers. The Group also renewed its finance partnership with Sakani and signed an MOU with Geberit International to introduce water-efficient sanitary solutions.
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