Electra will open a 96‑acre EL9 production facility at AirPark Ohio, investing $850M and promising nearly 2,000 jobs in Springfield and Clark County.

GPR Ventures sold Bradshaw Business Park in Rancho Cordova for about $20 million after a nine‑year hold. The Colliers‑listed asset was marketed as largely leased and marked contract pending.

A developer has pitched turning Nordson’s Amherst buildings into a 45‑megawatt hyperscale data center. Officials will weigh infrastructure, water and zoning impacts.

The shuttered Corelle (Pyrex) factory in Charleroi has been listed for sale as a 26‑acre industrial parcel with a 110,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and rail access.

A national plumbing supplier plans to open in Alcoa, the Daily Times reports, a move that could add distribution jobs and work for local contractors.

Star Mountain Capital expanded its downtown Tampa office, adding room for about 160 employees as it leans on the city as a recruiting hub. The move adds to finance hiring in the region.

Taiwan-based Uangyih Industrial paid $20.4M for a 107,400-sf Surprise warehouse, joining a wave of suppliers moving closer to TSMC's Arizona fabs.

Cypress Creek Montfort Drive opened in North Dallas with 168 units — 116 income‑restricted and 52 market‑rate — backed by LIHTC, city loans and Walker Settlement vouchers.

Local firms, a university clinic and city programs are repurposing historic buildings into offices and services that preserve neighborhood character while adding jobs.

Thompson Thrift held a ribbon‑cutting July 21 for Velara, a 312‑unit apartment community in Nocatee, touting resort‑style amenities and a small donation to a local charity.

Peachtree Group originated a $150 million bridge loan to refinance four Flamingo Crossings hotels, highlighting strong lender demand for Disney‑adjacent, brand‑managed assets.

Commissioners approved a 32-unit townhome site plan on Mango Street and vacated right-of-way, renewing debate over a Disston Avenue extension.

Longtime Mattapan homeowners say months of blasting, gas‑safety concerns and parking fears have accompanied construction of a 41‑unit affordable complex at Blue Hill Avenue. Residents want better monitoring and more say.