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An aerial rendering of DAMAC Lagoons, the largest component of DAMAC Properties’ 2026 handover programme as the developer surpasses 50,000 cumulative home handovers.
DevelopmentMultifamilySingle Family

DAMAC Properties Surpasses 50,000 Home Handovers With $2.72 Billion in 2026 Construction Awards

DAMAC Properties has surpassed 50,000 cumulative residential handovers in Dubai and awarded more than $2.72 billion in construction contracts during the first half of 2026. The UAE developer is targeting delivery of more than 8,800 units across five communities this year, with a pipeline of 55,000-plus additional homes in planning and development.

•DAMAC Group
Newly completed family homes illustrate the type of residential assets now managed by Long Harbour’s Single Family Housing Fund as its portfolio enters the operational phase across Kent, Essex and Derby.
FundraisingSingle Family

Long Harbour Raises £100 Million from National Housing Bank as Single-Family Housing Fund Enters Operational Phase

Long Harbour's Single Family Housing Fund has taken handover of its first completed homes across three sites in Kent, Essex and Derby, marking the fund's transition into its operational phase. The milestone coincides with a fresh £100 million equity commitment from the National Housing Bank, building on an original £300 million seed investment from South Korea's National Pension Service.

•Long Harbour
Construction is underway at Lulah Hills in Decatur, where EDENS, Crescent Communities and NTT Urban Development are advancing the $850 million redevelopment of the former North DeKalb Mall site.
DevelopmentMixed UseMultifamily+2

EDENS, Crescent Communities and NTT Urban Development Push $850 Million Lulah Hills Redevelopment Forward in Decatur

Construction is visibly accelerating at Lulah Hills, the $850 million mixed-use redevelopment of the former North DeKalb Mall in Decatur, Georgia, led by EDENS alongside partners Crescent Communities and NTT Urban Development Corporation. The 78-acre project is taking shape with a Publix prototype store fully standing and the first residential building approaching topping-out.

•EDENS
An aerial graphic highlighting the build-to-rent sector, relevant to Topaz Capital Group’s launch of its $120 million Topaz BTR acquisition platform across Florida and the Carolinas.
Joint VenturesSingle Family

Topaz Capital Group Launches $120M Build-To-Rent Acquisition Platform Across Florida and Carolinas

Topaz Capital Group has launched Topaz BTR, a new investment platform backed by approximately $120 million in programmatic joint venture equity to acquire build-to-rent communities directly from developers across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. Managing partners Marc A. Hershberg and J. Etan Friedman said the platform is designed to offer developers a well-capitalized takeout partner with greater certainty of closing.

•Topaz Capital Group