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.
The parent of the Famous Dave’s barbecue chain is testing yet another development option by allowing a franchisee to incorporate elements of a Famous Dave’s into a Texas T-Bone Steakhouse. Read the Restaurant Business online story here
Roads and bridges serving tribal and federally managed lands stand to benefit from $70 million now available through the Nationally Significant Federal Lands and Tribal Projects grant program. The Federal Highway Administration will accept applications through Nov. 2. Read the Transport Topics story here
Amazon is opening its second Amazon Go Grocery store, this one in Redmond, Washington bringing its larger cashierless store format to the Seattle suburbs and the doorstep of Microsoft’s headquarters. Read the GeekWire story here
Small Luxury Hotels of the World has opened hotels in France, Italy and Spain and plans to reopen a Maldives property in November. The 49-room Les Sources de Cheverny in the Loire Valley, the 88-room Galleria Vik Milano in Milan, the 18-room Torre Del Marques
Kansas City, Missouri’s plan for a streetcar line extension north to the Missouri River area will receive $14.2 million from the Federal Transit Administration. The FTA previously granted $50 million for a southern extension of the line, and work on that is expected to begin
The Escanaba Brownfield Redevelopment Authority approved a plan for the redevelopment of the former Delta County Jail site. The plan now heads to the city council for final approval. Read the Daily Press story here
A recent survey showed that Whole Foods Market is No. 1 among 33 major brands when it comes to coronavirus safety practices, which included sanitizing, signage and social distancing. The grocer has been ranked first in two pandemic reports by the research firm Ipsos, which
Crosspoint Associates has purchased 2.7 acres in the Boston suburb of Framingham for a retail project. The company will expand the Whole Foods Marketplace there from 7,163 square feet to 43,617 square feet, and the property will house other retailers like Starbucks. Read the Shopping
Costco has either opened or is in the process of building six new stores in the US and Canada, according to various reports. In Canada, the warehouse retailer has opened a 161,000-square-foot store in Ottawa, Ontario, and a 150,000-square-foot location on First Nations land in
Loveland developer McWhinney has partnered with Hyatt Place to open a new 297-room hotel steps away from Boston Harbor’s waterfront. Read the BizWest story here
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