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Macy’s flagship to add Just Salad eatery

Macy’s Herald Square flagship in New York City will open a Just Salad restaurant, as part of its $400 million makeover. The eight-year-old chain has 19 locations, with a menu that includes organic tofu and humanely raised chicken. Read the New York Post story here

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Six Senses plans new hotels, spas for 2015

Six Senses Resorts & Spas plans to open eight spas and three hotels in 2015. The company’s aesthetic is shifting from “barefoot Robinson Crusoe” to a contemporary design with wood and stone elements. Celebrity Dr. Oz and author Dr. Steven Gundry are consulting with the chain,

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Waterfront project in Buffalo, N.Y., focuses on hockey

A nearly $200 million project on Lake Erie in Buffalo, N.Y., just opened, and includes a 19-story building for amateur hockey. Billionaire Terrance Pegula, who recently purchased the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills, is organizing the HarborCenter project, which is expected to become a destination

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Wal-Mart expands Neighborhood Market concept in Tenn.

Wal-Mart is expanding in Fort Oglethorpe and Dalton, and probably in Chattanooga, Tenn., as well next year. But not with more behemoth, 100,000-square-foot Supercenters that the world’s largest retailer has built over the past three decades. Read the Chattanooga Times Free Press story here

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Hoteliers: Growth opportunities abound in lower-tier markets

Second- and third-tier lodging markets can be lucrative growth targets for hoteliers with the right strategy, according to panelists at the North America Hotel Investment Conference in Chicago. The panel recommended gauging a small-town project’s feasibility by getting feedback from nearby communities and deciding room

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Negotiations continue on $300M soccer stadium in D.C.

Officials from Major League Soccer and Washington, D.C., are trying to finalize a tax deal to help fund the $300 million needed for land acquisition and construction of a 20,000-seat soccer stadium in the District. Incentives, including property-tax and sales-tax abatements are under negotiation. The

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Construction begins on Denver-area four-part center

Alberta Development Partners and Forum Real Estate Group have broken ground on the Denver-area Promenade at Castle Rock, a 1 million-square-foot, $177 million project set to open to retailers in 2015. It will consist of several design components, including a farmers market-style gateway, a trading

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