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.
Roosevelt Island may not be the first destination visitors to New York City plan to visit, but the island in the East River between Manhattan and Queens is a worthwhile destination. Read the Forbes story here
Developer Nick Checota is showing the latest renderings for “The Drift”, the new hotel and events center which he plans to build on Missoula’s “Riverfront Triangle.” Read the KPAX-TV story here
A forthcoming North Georgia hotel promises to offer the area’s first mountain view as seen from a rooftop bar. Read The Business Journals story here
Industry observers say the forthcoming theme park at Universal Orlando Resort should give rise to thousands of new hotel rooms in the vicinity. Development already is brewing in the area around Universal’s Epic Universe and its ancillary hotels, with a $605 million Orange County Convention
Sports retailer Modell’s will be closing 24 stores and is considering offering a minority stake in the company as it fights to stay alive. Read the story here
Trader Joe’s is no stranger to innovative moves when it comes to locating its stores, and it appears the California-based grocer could soon move into a historic spot under the Queensboro Bridge in New York City. Read the Winsight Grocery Business story here
Modular construction has made headway on the West Coast, including a CitizenM hotel in Seattle, which involved stacking as many as eight room modules daily. However, the process comes with disadvantages, such as longer lead times and a need for intricate designs. Read the Building
Sunriver Resort is getting a facelift. The Central Oregon resort south of Bend will renovate 190 of its guest rooms and suites, and will build a 10,000-square-foot aquatics center. Read The Columbian story here
Hoteliers seeking to woo younger guests should note that they are more willing as a group to pay extra for attentive service than their elders and more inclined to value experience over material items. Read the Hotel Business story here
A planned southwest Orlando mixed-use development is getting a four-story, 122-room hotel. Read The Business Journals story here
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