CD Projekt RED is shifting its Massachusetts hub from Waltham to a larger Watertown office that will include motion‑capture facilities. The move reverses a 2025 Waltham incentive plan and could reshape local hiring and real‑estate demand.

A Spotlight investigation found MassHousing awards went to developers who had recently sold its VP a house, and inspections and contractor statements raise questions about work and invoices.

Sky Nutro picked Milford for a $12M headquarters, relocating 20 jobs and promising about 120 new full‑time positions. The Southbridge gummy maker plans to lease a large industrial space and begin hiring this summer.

Boston Dynamics plans a $100M Waltham manufacturing campus that would centralize Spot, Stretch and Atlas production and could add about 1,250 jobs.

The state’s top court threw out a high‑profile rent‑control ballot question on June 23, saying a religious carve‑out in the measure made it ineligible for the ballot. The decision shifts the fight to the Legislature.

Owners want to tear down the 24‑room Pilgrim Inn and build a four‑story Fairfield by Marriott at 165 Housatonic St., triggering conservation and zoning hearings.

A letter filed with Boston planning proposes a seven-story, 114-unit senior building at 69 McGreevey Way, with rents capped at 30% of AMI. The filing appears in BPDA records.

Boston will seek roughly $4.85M in HOME funds to help build a six‑story, 41‑unit, 100% affordable senior housing project at 4259 Washington Street; the ERR is open for comment through July 10, 2026.

The Lowell Historic Board cleared a $40M plan to tear down 1960s-era North Canal buildings and replace 116 aging units with 160 new affordable apartments in the Acre. The phased project emphasizes tenant relocation, green space and energy efficiency.

Tough tech firms—AI, robotics and hardware startups—took about 30% of Boston lab leases in 2025, shifting who landlords are chasing amid high vacancy. Small incubators are soaking up some demand while big buildings struggle.

Rep. Stephen Lynch says Postmaster General David Steiner may be willing to sell the 1.3M sq ft USPS sorting center beside South Station, potentially freeing land for tracks and towers.

Tishman Speyer will manage leasing and property operations at a roughly 490,000‑SF South End life‑sciences campus that includes 321 Harrison and 1000 Washington.

A WRRB brief and state guidance put Worcester County on a tight timeline to prioritize which neighborhoods could win Opportunity Zone tax breaks when the new map takes effect in January 2027.