01 Jul 2026

Adeer Real Estate Service Company has secured a six-month contract with Al Nubalaa International Real Estate Investment Company to exclusively market and sell the Millennium Hotel in Makkah. The contract is valued at around 10% of Adeer's latest annual revenue and is expected to contribute positively to the company's financial performance once the hotel sale is completed. The agreement adds to a series of recent mandates secured by Adeer in Saudi Arabia's real estate sector, reflecting the company's continued focus on marketing and brokerage services for large-scale property assets.Read more

01 Jul 2026

Roadside Real Estate Plc has said it now expects its acquisition of D.A. Roberts Fuels (DAR) to be completed in the third quarter of 2026, extending the timeline announced previously. The acquisition forms part of the company's strategy to expand its roadside retail and energy forecourt business across the UK. DAR operates a high-volume petrol filling station along with a bulk fuel distribution business, and the deal is expected to strengthen Roadside's operating platform while supporting future growth through a larger fuel retail network.Read more

01 Jul 2026

SEDCO Capital REIT Fund's board has approved signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to acquire an office tower in the Al Yasmin district of Riyadh for an expected transaction value of SAR 707 million. The proposed acquisition includes a mandatory three-year leaseback arrangement by the seller, with the property expected to generate annual rental income of around SAR 69 million. The transaction is part of the REIT's strategy to strengthen its portfolio with income-generating commercial assets, subject to the completion of the acquisition process and required approvals.Read more

30 Jun 2026

Shares of companies linked to China's low-altitude aviation sector declined after a light aircraft crashed into Beijing's tallest building, prompting investors to reassess safety and regulatory risks in the emerging industry. Manufacturers of drone engines, helicopters, airport equipment and unmanned aerial vehicles witnessed losses during trading. The accident, which claimed the life of the pilot and injured 13 people on the ground, has renewed attention on aviation safety in China's tightly controlled airspace. Authorities have launched an investigation while the incident has raised fresh concerns over the sector's future regulatory environment.Read more

30 Jun 2026

YIT has secured several road construction contracts in Lithuania with a combined value of approximately EUR 30 million for the company. The contracts were awarded during the first half of 2026 and will strengthen YIT's infrastructure order book in the Baltic region. The Finnish construction and real estate company has been expanding its infrastructure business across Northern and Central Europe, with Lithuania remaining one of its key markets. The latest agreements build on YIT's long-standing presence in the country and its continued focus on transport infrastructure projects.Read more

30 Jun 2026

Australian construction contractor FDC Group has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) to raise AUD 400 million, valuing the company at around AUD 969 million (USD 667.64 million). The IPO includes the sale of 133.6 million shares, representing 41% of the company's issued share capital, at an offer price of AUD 3.00 per share. FDC plans to list on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in early July, subject to regulatory approval. The company has also projected strong revenue growth for 2027, supported by its expanding project pipeline across Australia.Read more

30 Jun 2026

Swedish real estate company Dios has signed a new lease agreement with the County Administrative Board of Norrbotten County to modernize premises at Stationsgatan in Lulea. The agreement adds to the company's recent leasing activity across northern Sweden, where it has continued to secure long-term tenants and upgrade commercial properties. The project reflects Dios' ongoing focus on improving office spaces to meet tenant requirements while strengthening its presence in key regional cities, including Luleå, which remains an important market in its property portfolio.Read more

30 Jun 2026

British housebuilder Berkeley Group has called on the UK government to reduce tax and regulatory burdens on the housing sector after reporting a 15% fall in annual pre-tax profit. The developer said policy reforms, including lower stamp duty and faster planning approvals, were needed to encourage investment and accelerate housing delivery, particularly in London. While the company reiterated its profit guidance for the next four financial years, it cautioned that economic uncertainty, rising borrowing costs and political developments continued to weigh on the housing market. The appeal comes as the UK government pursues ambitious housebuilding targets amid persistent supply shortages and weakening market conditions.Read more

30 Jun 2026

Hong Kong's private home prices continued their upward trend in May, rising 1.4% from the previous month to record a twelfth consecutive monthly increase. The steady growth was supported by positive market sentiment, improved stock market performance, stronger demand from mainland Chinese buyers and professionals, and easing housing oversupply. Property prices have now gained 7.4% so far this year, reaching their highest level since October 2023. However, market experts believe the momentum could slow in the second half of the year due to a weaker stock market, possible interest rate hikes and tighter regulations on outbound investment from mainland China.Read more

30 Jun 2026

Britain's Crown Estate reported a 13% decline in annual net operating profit to GBP 1.245 billion (USD 1.64 billion), mainly due to lower income from offshore wind leasing as major Round 4 projects entered the construction phase. Despite the decline, its core property business remained stable, with operating profit excluding Round 4 lease fees rising 5% to GBP 370 million. The value of the estate's property portfolio also increased during the year. The Crown Estate is expected to launch another offshore wind leasing round next year, although officials expect lower option fees amid changing market conditions.Read more