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.
Hotels may not be teeming with guests right now, but they’re trying to stay top of mind with the help of virtual offerings, such as language lessons, arts salons and cocktail classes. Various cities, zoos, aquariums, symphonies and other groups and attractions are offering virtual
Philadelphia has deemed bicycle shops to be essential businesses during the pandemic, as residents look for solo means of transportation. The shops are seeing a surge in demand, and owners say they’re taking steps like disinfecting bikes and limiting face-to-face contact to protect staff and
Mountain Shore Properties has sold Hyatt House Nashville/Downtown-SoBro, a 217-key hotel in Nashville, Tennesse for $57.8 million, according to public records. The buyer, Noble Investment Group, took $52.1 million in acquisition financing from Truist Bank to close the deal. The hospitality property opened its doors
Crocs will send a free pair of clogs to up to 10,000 health care workers per day who go online to request them, and plans to donate 100,000 pairs to health institutions. Allbirds launched a similar offer last week, donating 5,000 of its signature Wool
Several states have shut down most commercial activity during the coronavirus pandemic but have exempted construction, and leaders in the industry want it to stay that way. Construction work is “vital and essential to the critical industries that must remain in operation,” says AGC CEO
Plans have been unveiled to add an Urban Air Adventure Park at the Erie Commons Shopping Center in Mentor, Ohio. The 65,000-square-foot facility will feature indoor go-karting, trampolines and ziplines. A conditional use permit from the city planning commission will be considered at an April
A compressed hiring process—which now takes several hours instead of the normal two weeks—has helped Walmart add 25,000 more workers to deal with surging demand caused by the coronavirus outbreak. Many of the newcomers are college students and workers laid off from the idled hospitality
A number of restaurants in Minnesota’s Twin Cities are cooking and serving meals for people in need, from laid-off restaurant employees to children for whom no school often means no lunch. Read the Star Tribune story here
With businesses in the United States facing major economic challenges for some time as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, owners and managers of the more than 6 million commercial buildings across the country are expected to delay planned renovations and needed replacements of everything
Major restaurant franchisers including Yum Brands, McDonald’s, Qdoba and Chick-fil-A have been announcing plans to help their franchisees cope amid the coronavirus pandemic. Financial help will include royalty reductions and deferrals, rent deferrals and suspension of required payments toward remodels and new unit development. Read
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