AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoInstitutional Data-Centre Push: CPPIB plans up to $740m for India’s CtrlS, taking an 8.2% stake and funding joint ventures for hyperscale data-centre campuses—another sign global capital is chasing digital infrastructure. Housing Demand Cools: Metro Vancouver’s Lower Mainland saw May sales slump as buyers stay sidelined amid weak labour conditions, high inventory and mortgage pressure. UK Home Prices “Tread Water”: UK house prices rose in April, but experts say the jump reflects deals agreed before the Iran-war mortgage shock; the market is resilient, not booming. London Housing Investment: Mayor of London backed a £100m “Singapore-style” push for 7,000 homes at Royal Docks’ Silvertown site, aiming to accelerate affordable supply. Built-Environment Tech: Service Works Global launched Geminus, a single platform to connect building data, floorplans, BIM and 3D/digital-twin views for facilities and property managers. Global Governance & Property Rights: Albania’s EU bid faces scrutiny over Greek minority property rights and maritime delimitation, with officials stressing compliance and cadastre title issuance. World Cup-Driven Local Real Estate Economics: In Massachusetts, homeowners monetized stadium parking during the World Cup—turning front yards into permitted, paid spaces.
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