Global Housing: New Developments and Listings

In Wexford, Sherry Fitzgerald Radford listed Pinehurst at Park, a 35-year-old Victorian‑style five‑bedroom family home on about 1.5 acres with mature grounds and a 16x36 outdoor pool, priced at €1.1 million. In Clontarf, a restored Georgian terrace has been marketed as a light‑filled three‑bedroom family home featuring a dramatic five‑metre‑plus “spine of light,” high‑end finishes and seamless indoor‑outdoor glazing. In Durham, the City Council narrowly approved annexation and rezoning for the 117‑unit Heartland Park townhome project on nearly 13 acres amid neighbor opposition; the developer pledged roughly 7% of for‑sale units at about 80% of area median income and will extend water and sewer lines. In Milwaukee, the River Trail Commons co‑housing project received zoning approval and plans to start construction in 2026 with mixed market and discounted condominiums centered on a shared Common House. In London, L&Q has launched The Nest at Prime Point on Greenwich Peninsula, a 476‑home scheme with towers up to 29 storeys, landscaped gardens, strong transport links and roughly 70% of homes designated as affordable.