La Rosa Holdings Corp. has confirmed the appointment of Nicholas Adler as its new Chairman of the Board. Mr Adler joins the Nasdaq listed firm effective from 29 December 2025 and will also lead the Compensation Committee. The company is currently focusing on expanding its footprint in real estate backed technology infrastructure. This leadership change is intended to support the firm's long term growth and data centre development goals.
AirTrunk has secured a new site in Melbourne's north-west for a massive 354MW hyperscale data centre campus. The A$5 billion MEL2 project will take the company's total Victorian investment to A$7 billion and support Australia's recently launched National AI Plan. It is estimated that the development will create 4,000 construction jobs and over 200 permanent roles.
Measurabl has announced a major leadership transition with the appointment of Maureen Waters as Chief Executive Officer. Waters, who previously served as President, takes over from Co-founder Matt Ellis as the company seeks to accelerate its growth within the real estate data sector. During her time as Chief Growth Officer, Waters oversaw significant operational improvements and the launch of a free sustainability solution used across 47 countries.
Hilton has marked the lifestyle brand’s debut in Medellín, Colombia, with the opening of the 111-suite York Medellin, Curio Collection by Hilton. This is the 27th Hilton property in Colombia and the third Curio Collection hotel in the country. Situated in the exclusive El Poblado neighbourhood, the hotel features stylish suites, fully equipped kitchens, and smart technology.
Romania has announced the Dracula Land project concept, a private investment exceeding €1 billion aimed at creating the largest entertainment, retail, and technology destination in Europe. The 160-hectare site, located near Bucharest and Otopeni Airport, is a collaboration between Romanian investors Dragoş Dobrescu and George Toader and international partners.
The Inter-American Development Bank Group and the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean have launched a joint data platform to address housing shortages and urban development issues in Latin America and the Caribbean. Named Housing and Urban Intelligence, the platform is the region’s first integrated data hub of its kind, launched with support from the OECD. The platform provides over 3,000 indicators, 18 country profiles, and information from more than 500 official sources.
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