AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoData-Center Boom (India): RMZ Infrastructure says it will scale data-center capacity from about 250 MW to 2–3 GW over five years as part of a $35 billion push for AI and cloud infrastructure, with new projects and land acquisitions in the works. Affordable Housing (India): Odisha/Bhubaneswar moves to cut stamp duty and registration charges to under 1% for PMAY-U 2.0 homes up to 60 sqm, aiming to lower upfront costs for beneficiaries. Mortgage Rates (US): US 30-year fixed rates slipped to about 6.47% (Freddie Mac), offering some relief, but the article warns buyers may still face affordability limits. Property & Infrastructure (US/NJ): Lawnside residents oppose a $2 billion New Jersey Turnpike expansion that would bring the highway closer to a historic Underground Railroad-linked home, raising vibration and noise fears. Cybercrime Risk (Asia): Interpol flags AI-fueled scams across Asia and the South Pacific, citing a surge in phishing and ransomware activity that can hit real estate and finance. Global Real Estate Demand (Spain): SpainHouses.net reports a surge in international interest in Spanish coastal homes, with foreign buyers driving a larger share of transactions. Construction Deal (UK/Canada/Australia): Obayashi agrees to buy Multiplex Global for C$650m, expanding civil engineering and real estate development across key markets.
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