AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Centers & Debt: Wall Street analysts warn power delays at Oracle’s Project Jupiter in New Mexico could defer revenue and strain debt payments, sharpening questions about the campus’s power needs and economic payoff. Retail Growth: Albuquerque’s South Valley has grown into a 93-acre retail hub with about 40 businesses; Texas Roadhouse and other stores are on the way. Workforce Investment: Rio Rancho’s chamber backs General Obligation Bond 3, which would provide $15 million for CNM’s proposed technical innovation and entrepreneurship center without raising property tax rates. Jobs & Connectivity: A robotics-driven company plans to bring 80 jobs to Nambé Pueblo, while a new fiber project aims to expand high-speed internet in underserved communities. Housing: The state Office of Housing is seeking $97 million as it details a mismatch between affordable housing supply and need.
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