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A massive single-family development will head to Edgerton on just over 80 acres on the southwest corner of Braun and Eighth streets.

Once the consolidation and relocation plan are complete, Baker Hughes will have achieved a nearly 50% reduction in its overall Houston office space over the past two years.

When Crawford Hoying first announced the Bridge Park development in Dublin, it said the mixed-use project would represent a $325 million investment. The developer has already surpassed that number, and more is planned.

Jason Zucker played nine seasons for the Minnesota Wild before switching to the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2019, where the Newport Beach, Calif., native currently plays in the left-wing position.

A Jefferson County judge has temporarily blocked the City of Lakewood from releasing documents related to Casa Bonita’s renovation.

On Monday, Casa Bonita’s ownership company, The Beautiful Opco, LLC, sued the city to prohibit “sensitive” documents from being publicly released under the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA). A judge ruled Wednesday the company has 21 days to go through the documents and decide what needs to be redacted or what it believes should not be released under CORA, according to a minute order of the hearing.

Attorneys on behalf of The Beautiful Opco said in their lawsuit this week they feared “sensitive schematic and security information… could be used by a person intent on doing mass harm in a public space.” BusinessDen reported the judge understood their concerns about the potential for mass shootings.

The faces behind The Beautiful Opco are “South Park” creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, who last September purchased Casa Bonita for $3.1 million in hopes of r..

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A developer had initially planned to convert a floor of retail space into offices, but now seeks to include a life sciences use as well.

The CEO of Moffitt exclusively told the Business Journal that the cancer center is under contract to purchase land in Ruskin, where it plans to build a new treatment facility.

Though restructuring may come to San Antonio-based Rackspace, there are no current plans for local layoffs.

The complex's only remaining available unit is a three-bedroom, 3,902-square-foot townhome listed at $1.428 million.