AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNBA & Sports Business: Al Horford says he’ll return to the Golden State Warriors on a two-year, $14M deal after declining his $6M option, keeping him on track for a historic 20th NBA season. Mass. Construction & Housing: Suffolk formally launched “Jobsite of the Future,” an AI-enabled operating model aimed at boosting construction design, scheduling, and process efficiency. In Brighton, construction has started on affordable housing at the historic Warren Hall, converting 33 apartments into 35 units plus new commercial space. Commercial Real Estate & Logistics: Industrial Commercial Properties bought a 680,000 s/f campus in Shrewsbury between Worcester and Boston, targeting manufacturing and tech uses. Davis Companies secured a long-term lease with Downeast Global Logistics for 107,055 s/f at 530 John Hancock Rd. Local Business Moves: Linear Retail Properties promoted Greg Drocz to COO and elevated Lauren Rogers and Chris Scharff in asset and portfolio leadership. Payments & Fintech: Circle and Nomura plan a Japan stablecoin settlement business using USDC, aiming to launch a corporate payment service as early as 2027. Workforce Pipeline: ASM’s Gould Construction Institute won a $225,000 Cummings Foundation grant to build high school-to-career pathways into skilled trades for Middlesex County students.
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