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.
Wegmans still plans to open three new stores in New York, North Carolina and Virginia this year, but noted that it would take a more cautious approach to getting the locations up and running. The grocer said it will offer a “targeted time frame” for
Montana State University leaders are asking lawmakers to include a $24 million campus hotel for their hospitality program in next year’s budget. Money is tight and so is competition from other building proposals, but after agriculture, the tourism and hospitality sector is the engine of
Stores around the country will reopen with big changes to keep shoppers and employees safe, starting with information on retailers’ websites to inform customers about new rules. Shopping centers are dedicating more parking spots to curbside pickup, and employees will be posted at most store
JBG Smith Properties has decided to renovate, rebrand and expand a complex in Northern Virginia that is partially leased by Amazon for its HQ2. In the office where Amazon leases space, JBG Smith is proposing to create a new lower-level facade and turn 18,327 square
Amazon could be interested in buying all or part of the J.C. Penney chain, according to a report from Women’s Wear Daily. Read The Dallas Morning News story here
An unnamed indoor water park resort will rise next to the Showboat hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Showboat plans to invest $100 million and is seeking a tax rebate for the project, which is due to break ground in August. Read The Press of
The owners of shopping centers such as Ridgedale Center and Rosedale Center in Minnesota are transforming the malls into mixed-use developments. Rosedale Center will feature a new boulevard, pedestrian street, green space, entertainment businesses and a possible hotel. Read the Star-Tribune story here
Moving occupants of Seattle homeless shelters into vacant hotels to stem the coronavirus spread appears to be working smoothly overall, though some municipalities in the county report problems. Cost of the program and transition to post-pandemic housing remain concerns. Read The Seattle Times story here
New York is looking to reboot the economy in the New York City region by accelerating work on billions of dollars’ worth of infrastructure projects. Read the Engineering News-Record story here
US hotel rooms under construction reached record levels of 215,000 in March and 220,000 in April while the industry suffered its worst downturn on record, STR reports. The pandemic will reverse the trend eventually, says STR’s Jan Freitag, but the slowdown won’t necessarily be drastic.
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