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.

RodeoHouston unveiled plans for a $300M, 1 million-square-foot arena and agricultural complex to consolidate events from the aging NRG Arena and modernize livestock facilities.

A Sacramento firm wants to build 316 apartments at Pruneridge Golf Club, reconfiguring part of the course while adding a 1.77‑acre park and structured parking. The proposal arrives as local rents tick up and larger developable sites remain scarce.

A waterfront mansion in Jupiter's Admirals Cove is under contract for $19M, leading 19 Palm Beach luxury agreements and marking continued interest in turnkey waterfront homes.

Construction has started at the former Kroger bakery on Cleveland Ave.; the long‑planned redevelopment will convert historic warehouses into apartments, retail and hospitality.

Developers filed a state DRI and rezoning to add apartments to Campus 244, converting surface parking near Perimeter Mall into housing and pedestrian connections. The move would shift the office-heavy campus toward a denser, mixed-use node at Perimeter Center.

Four tenants, including AI startups and a web developer, signed at 60 Madison Ave., adding roughly 70,000 square feet and signaling continued Midtown South demand.

Federal filings show Elon Musk as the buyer of New APR Energy LLC, and Duos Technologies says it received about $50.4M from the sale.

Oracle sued the PSC in Ozaukee County to overturn tougher credit and collateral tests tied to the Port Washington data center. The case could reshape how Wisconsin balances big tech investment and ratepayer protections.

Brazilian baker Bauducco is building a multi‑phase production and distribution campus at Zephyrhills that local officials say will bring roughly 600 jobs and a major capital investment to Pasco County.

Denver adopted a 90‑day “Fast Track” review for qualifying affordable housing projects. The move makes the city eligible for state incentives and could speed thousands of units.

The Gund Company has filed conceptual plans for roughly 110,000 sq ft of new manufacturing and warehouse space at 809 Philip Drive in Waukesha; the Plan Commission will discuss the concept tonight.