Shawmut Design and Construction has joined Draper and Wexford Science & Technology to break ground on the 111,000-square-foot Integrated Microelectronics Production & Advanced Chip Technology (IMPACT) Center in Lowell, Massachusetts.
A $140 million facility comprising of a hotel, youth sports center, 20-acre water park and other features is being built on the site of a former resort in Mississippi. Developers project the first phase of Harrah’s Tunica Resort in Robinsonville to be finished in late
Downtown Oakland’s bustling Uptown District is about to get a new Moxy Hotel, a welcome change of pace to a dismal year of coronavirus-linked business shutdowns that eviscerated the global hospitality industry. Read the San Jose Mercury News
Target appears to be on track to reach its goal of opening 30 to 40 stores this year with 12 new locations already operating, including a site along Hollywood’s Walk of Fame in Los Angeles and a small-format store near the University of Georgia campus.
Walmart, which has pledged to use 100% renewable energy to power all of its operations by 2035, is collaborating with ENGIE North America to add 500 megawatts of new energy capacity generated by three wind projects in Texas, Oklahoma and South Dakota. Thanks to the
A $450 million makeover could boost downtown Nashville’s tourism appeal. The new attractions include 2,500 more hotel rooms, the National Museum on African American Music, an entertainment complex and 80 new bars and restaurants. Read the Skift story here
Pendry Hotels & Resorts added its first property in Los Angeles—the 149-room Pendry West Hollywood—to its growing list of properties. Read the TravelPulse story here
Shelly Dee and her family have been coming to the Creede area for well over 60 years. The couple purchased the property known as the Creede Hotel and have big plans to restore the original structure and add to the outdoor dining experience in Creede.
Retailers are departing retail centers as online shopping takes a bite out of their business, leaving malls to fill the empty spaces with entertainment venues or grocery stores. For example, Chicago’s Northside Riverside Mall leased space formerly occupied by Sears to a bowling alley and
Gun Lake Casino in Wayland, Michigan plans to undergo a 250,000-square-foot expansion that will include a 250-room hotel, restaurant, entertainment space and full-service spa. The $300 million project follows an expansion of the casino, which will be completed by the end of the year. Read
Plans for an eight-story, 226-room hotel in downtown Riverside across the street from a historic church and its signature bell tower are causing a stir. Read The Press-Enterprise story here
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