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A look at the largest planned retail, hotel projects across the US

Michael Pallerino

A chart features 20 of the U.S.’ largest hotel and retail projects in the planning stages. Included are the $5

Hhgregg to shutter all 220 stores

Michael Pallerino

Electronics and appliance retailer Hhgregg will liquidate and close all 220 of its stores by the end of next month,

Marriott to expand in Scotland

Michael Pallerino

Marriott International will open seven new hotels in Scotland in coming year under the Aloft, Courtyard, Moxy, Residence Inn and

How architects choose flooring for value, purpose and design

Michael Pallerino

Architects plan for purpose, long-term value and, of course, aesthetics. And, when it comes to flooring, there have never been

Understanding regulations for signage

Michael Pallerino

A quick Google News search on signage regulation uncovers a long list of stories from local jurisdictions all across the

Soundproof windows preserve history for D.C. landmark

Michael Pallerino

“Windows are one of the most important and integral character-defining features of historic buildings,” according to the D.C. Historic Preservation Review

H&M sees growth potential in new retail concepts

Michael Pallerino

H&M is looking beyond its namesake stores to new retail concepts as the fast-fashion scene grows more competitive. The retailer’s

7-Eleven parent makes $3.3B deal for Sunoco c-stores

Michael Pallerino

Seven & I Holdings, the Japanese parent of 7-Eleven, will purchase 1,110 Sunoco convenience stores in Texas and the Eastern

Eastern Mountain parent to close some stores as part of sale

Michael Pallerino

Eastern Outfitters will shutter some Eastern Mountain Sports and Bob’s Stores as part of a plan for UK-based Sports Direct

Rosewood pursues rapid expansion

Michael Pallerino

Rosewood Hotels and Resorts is rapidly expanding its global footprint, with 18 properties in its pipeline. Notable Rosewood properties include

Uniqlo retools U.S. store strategy to boost its brand

Michael Pallerino

Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo is adjusting its store strategy in the United States, closing locations in suburban malls and focusing

Hotel industry, others see spike in construction labor costs

Michael Pallerino

A construction boom is leading to higher costs for skilled labor in the hotel and other building sectors, with some

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A look at the largest planned retail, hotel projects across the US

Hhgregg to shutter all 220 stores

Marriott to expand in Scotland

Understanding regulations for signage

H&M sees growth potential in new retail concepts

7-Eleven parent makes $3.3B deal for Sunoco c-stores

Eastern Mountain parent to close some stores as part of sale

Rosewood pursues rapid expansion

Uniqlo retools U.S. store strategy to boost its brand

Hotel industry, others see spike in construction labor costs

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