British homebuilder Vistry reported an 11% rise in overall sales since July, supported primarily by demand for affordable homes from housing associations, offsetting a slower private market. Sales averaged 0.81 homes per outlet weekly, up from 0.73 last year. The company highlighted the role of government housing support and ongoing investments in boosting affordable housing supply, though uncertainty around the UK Autumn Budget has affected private buyer confidence. Despite cautious private sales, Vistry remains focused on partnerships and reaffirmed its profit growth target for 2025.Read more

Egypt and Qatar entered into a partnership earlier this week to develop a luxury real estate and tourism project along Egypt's Mediterranean coast. Qatari Diar, the real estate subsidiary of Doha's sovereign wealth fund, is set to invest about USD 29.7 billion in the initiative. As part of the agreement, Egypt will receive USD 1.8 billion worth of housing units and 15% of profits after Qatari Diar recovers its investment. The deal is intended to bring in USD 3.5 billion in fresh foreign direct investment, strengthening Egypt's economy and reducing its debt burden.Read more

Americold Realty Trust Inc reported its quarterly revenue slightly above market expectations, even as it recorded a year-on-year dip of 1.6%. The company posted a net loss of USD 11.4 million due to reduced warehouse volumes and increased operational costs linked to Project Orion. Adjusted funds from operations (FFO) per share remained consistent with the previous year at USD 0.35. Analysts maintained a broadly positive stance, with most rating the stock as a 'buy' amid reaffirmed full-year guidance and modest warehouse growth projections.Read more

Dubai's property sector, which has witnessed soaring prices and record investment in recent years, is heading towards a new phase as a massive residential supply pipeline approaches completion between 2026 and 2028. With over 200,000 new units expected, analysts are assessing how this surge will affect market equilibrium. While some foresee moderate corrections, experts suggest that strong rental demand, immigration, and economic growth may cushion the impact. Investors are now re-evaluating strategies amid predictions of selective price adjustments and steady yields.Read more

Global Net Lease, a prominent net lease REIT, reported a decline in its third-quarter revenue owing to recent asset dispositions, including the sale of a multi-tenant retail portfolio. Despite this, the company raised its full-year adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) per share guidance to a range of USD 0.95�0.97, up from its earlier forecast. The REIT also achieved an investment-grade credit rating of BBB-, underscoring improved financial stability, while maintaining its net debt to adjusted EBITDA guidance at 6.5x to 7.1x.Read more

Swedish construction and development company Skanska reported third-quarter earnings that fell below analyst expectations, with operating income of SEK 1.4 billion (around USD 149 million) compared with the anticipated SEK 1.99 billion. The company recorded impairments of SEK 658 million on certain U.S. commercial properties, accounting for 3.4% of its U.S. portfolio. Residential demand in Sweden remains weak, while the Nordic and European construction markets are stable. Shares dropped 4.5% after the results, reflecting investor concerns over property write-downs and declining order intake in its largest construction division.Read more

Minto Apartment REIT reported a slight 1.9% year-on-year decline in its third-quarter revenue from investment properties, primarily due to the sale of its Castleview asset in Ottawa. Despite this, the company�s normalised funds from operations (FFO) per unit increased by 0.6%, supported by improved cost management and occupancy strategies. The REIT announced a 2.9% increase in its annual distribution, marking the seventh consecutive yearly hike. It also outlined plans to reposition between 50 and 70 suites and continue converting furnished suites to unfurnished ones during 2025.Read more

Gladstone Commercial Corporation exceeded expectations in Q3 2025, with operating revenue reaching USD 40.84 million, up 3.3% from the previous quarter. This performance was driven by strong rent collection, with the company securing 100% of cash rents due. Net income for the quarter also surpassed analyst estimates, reaching USD 4.13 million. Additionally, the company acquired six facilities and sold non-core properties. Analysts remain optimistic, with a 12-month price target of USD 14.50, signaling a 21.2% upside potential from its recent closing price.Read more

Ryman Hospitality Properties posted a 7.7% year-on-year rise in revenue for the third quarter, reaching USD 592.5 million, surpassing analyst estimates of USD 574.3 million. The growth was driven by a 7.2% increase in hospitality segment revenue, which climbed to USD 500.9 million. However, net income declined 43.8% to USD 33.9 million due to higher expenses and construction-related disruptions. The company narrowed its full-year 2025 outlook, lowering midpoints for operating income and Adjusted EBITDAre, though it expects group-rooms revenue for 2026 to be up nearly 8%.Read more

Germany's largest real estate company, Vonovia, has reported a net profit of EUR 3.41 billion (USD 3.98 billion) in the first nine months, rebounding from a loss of EUR 592 million in the same period last year. The profit growth was primarily driven by the upward revaluation of its extensive apartment portfolio. CEO Rolf Buch highlighted that the company is witnessing rapid growth after three years of stagnation. The results signal a broader recovery in Germany's real estate market following one of the country's most challenging property crises in decades.Read more