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.
Charity auctions, marketing and renovations are just some of the tasks being tackled by the country’s historic inns, many of which have survived countless tragedies over the decades. Hundreds have had to shut down during the coronavirus—probably temporarily in busy tourist destinations like Beaufort, South
Construction continues on the 10-story, 182-room Renaissance Hotel that is transforming the gateway into Bricktown. Read The Oklahoman story here
Simon Property Group, the biggest operator of malls in the United States, has come up with a game plan for reopening 49 shopping centers across 10 states. Read The New York Times story here
A new Courtyard by Marriott is coming to Fishers, Indiana. Dunn Hospitality Group has purchased a hotel site in the Indianapolis suburb from Thompson Thrift Retail Group. The lot was sold for an undisclosed price and is part of Thompson Thrift’s mixed-use development The Stations.
Boston Market announced Wednesday that it has been acquired by Engage Brands LLC from affiliates of Sun Capital Partners. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Engage Brands operates under the Rohan Group of Companies, owned by real estate investor and restaurant operator Jay
The Hotel at the University of Maryland has raised its tech game, swapping out video clips on social media for customized, real-time, virtual tours of meeting and event space — “kind of like FaceTime-plus,” an executive says. Each recorded tour, including details, questions and answers,
An empty building near Cathedral Square in Milwaukee would become a boutique hotel under a concept owner Van Buren Management is exploring with architecture firm Rinka. Read The Business Journals story here
Apple expects to reopen retail stores in more global markets in May. The company closed all of its locations outside of China in March and reopened a store in Seoul earlier this month. Read the BNN Bloomberg story here
After a decline in February, US construction spending revived a bit in March with a 0.9% gain despite coronavirus lockdowns. Residential construction was up 2.3% while nonresidential was down 1.3% and government projects rose 1.6%. Read the AP story here
San Francisco will allow construction to resume if projects adhere to safety protocols. “Upon initial review, the order includes a third-party COVID-19 supervisor, a requirement not advocated for by AGC,” according to AGC of California. Read the Engineering News-Record story here
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