11 May 2026

Newmark Group recently facilitated the sale of a major industrial redevelopment opportunity in Newark on behalf of Anheuser-Busch. The transaction, valued at USD 360 million, highlights the continued demand for large industrial and logistics assets across key US markets. Newark remains one of the country’s most important warehousing and distribution hubs because of its connectivity to ports, highways and dense population centres. The deal also reflects the growing trend of industrial redevelopment in urban locations where older manufacturing sites are being repositioned for modern logistics and supply chain requirements.Read more

11 May 2026

Host Hotels & Resorts has raised its full-year 2026 adjusted funds from operations (FFO) forecast after reporting better-than-expected first-quarter earnings, supported by strong bookings across its luxury hotel portfolio. The Maryland-based REIT has continued to benefit from steady spending by affluent travellers despite broader economic uncertainty. The company also posted growth in quarterly revenue and exceeded analyst estimates on adjusted FFO per share. Following the announcement, Host Hotels’ shares gained in extended trading, reflecting investor confidence in the resilience of the luxury hospitality segment.Read more

11 May 2026

Chiron Real Estate Inc. has announced a USD 100 million strategic convertible perpetual preferred equity investment led by Maewyn Capital Partners. The funding is expected to support the company’s long-term growth plans and strengthen its capital position amid changing market conditions in the real estate sector. The investment comes at a time when several real estate firms globally are looking at alternative capital-raising strategies, including preferred equity and structured investments, to improve liquidity and support expansion plans without immediate dilution pressure on existing shareholders.Read more

11 May 2026

Brookfield and Alshaya Group have entered into a joint venture to develop a 480,000-square-foot mixed-use project in Dubai Hills, strengthening confidence in Dubai’s real estate market despite regional geopolitical tensions. The development will include Grade A office spaces, build-to-rent residences and retail outlets. Brookfield Properties will manage the project, while Alshaya plans to set up its new UAE office within the development. The partnership adds to Brookfield’s growing Middle East real estate presence after its recent USD 1 billion residential venture with Abu Dhabi-based Lunate and reflects continued investor interest in integrated urban developments across Dubai.Read more

11 May 2026

Ally Leasehold Real Estate Investment Trust has cancelled its proposed additional investment in assets linked to the Village Hub Saimai project, according to a recent regulatory update. The trust informed the market that it would no longer proceed with the planned acquisition tied to the retail-focused development. While detailed financial terms and reasons behind the withdrawal were not disclosed in the brief filing, the move comes at a time when several REITs across the region are reassessing expansion strategies amid changing market conditions, funding costs and evolving retail demand patterns.Read more

11 May 2026

The UK construction sector witnessed one of its steepest increases in input cost inflation in nearly four years during the past month, according to the latest S&P Global survey. Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly disruptions linked to the Iran conflict, led to supply chain delays and higher material costs across the sector. Construction activity also weakened sharply, with residential and civil engineering projects seeing the biggest slowdown. The survey further highlighted declining new orders, weaker business confidence, and faster job cuts as developers and contractors dealt with rising operating costs and uncertain market conditions.Read more

11 May 2026

Swedish construction and development company Skanska reported quarterly earnings largely in line with market expectations, supported by strong construction activity and continued demand for data centres and technology-related projects. The company recorded growth in operating profit and order bookings during the quarter, while maintaining a historically high order backlog. Commercial property activity showed signs of improvement, but residential housing demand across the Nordic region remained slow. The company also flagged continued uncertainty in the US commercial property sector and said geopolitical risks were still affecting the broader market outlook.Read more

11 May 2026

Bouygues SA’s Feronord consortium has secured the OL32 Skavsta contract, a key part of Sweden’s East Link rail project located south of Stockholm. The contract includes the construction of nearly 36 kilometres of railway infrastructure and is expected to play an important role in strengthening regional rail connectivity in the country. The execution phase of the project is likely to begin in early 2028 and is estimated to be valued at around EUR 1.2 billion. The development adds to Bouygues’ growing international infrastructure portfolio and reflects continued investment in large-scale rail modernisation projects across Europe.Read more

11 May 2026

Texas Pacific Land reported an increase in first-quarter revenue, supported by higher oil and gas royalty earnings and stronger production volumes in the Permian Basin. The company also benefited from a major land transaction tied to a large-scale data center project, which added notable revenue during the quarter. While production levels improved compared to last year, lower natural gas prices affected the average realized price per barrel. The company’s adjusted core profit came in below market expectations despite the rise in overall revenue. Major energy companies such as Chevron, Occidental Petroleum and ConocoPhillips remain among its customers.Read more

11 May 2026

Poland’s largest construction company, Budimex reported a more than 24% year-on-year decline in net profit for the first quarter, mainly due to severe winter conditions and lower activity in its road construction business. Construction sales in Poland dropped nearly 19% as snow and low temperatures disrupted work during the initial months of the year. The company also saw reduced output after completing several high-revenue road projects executed last year. Despite weaker revenue, Budimex maintained stable profitability margins and continued to strengthen its long-term order pipeline while expanding operations into rail, energy, industrial construction and international markets.Read more