AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoReal Estate & Housing Supply: Homewise opened Sombra del Oeste, a 72-unit all-electric townhome community in southwest Albuquerque, aiming to add “starter home” options as New Mexico’s housing shortage squeezes buyers and renters. Tech & Local Economy: Oracle’s Project Jupiter update to Doña Ana County commissioners highlighted 988 New Mexicans working onsite and a new request for proposal for 2 GW of carbon-free energy, while officials pressed for more transparency on noise and energy plans. Energy Costs: AAA New Mexico says gas prices jumped to an average $4.31 a gallon, driven by crude oil back above $100 and Strait of Hormuz volatility. Business & Education Tech: The New Mexico trial against Facebook/Meta continues, with state DOJ attorneys showing a Mark Zuckerberg deposition video tied to privacy and data-sharing allegations from the Cambridge Analytica era. Public Safety & Local Life: Rio Rancho officials removed a young bear from a tree near Quantum Road, with Game and Fish planning relocation after the case review. Sports Tech: The New Mexico Open will feature an AI-generated golf commentator, Duff Foreman, joining human hosts on broadcast coverage. Policy & Land Use: Conservation groups are organizing a community meeting in Silver City over the proposed repeal of the Roadless Rule, warning it could open large public lands to new road building.
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