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.
Toys R Us has teamed with startup b8ta on its return to brick-and-mortar retail in an effort to shore up its relationships with vendors that were strained during the toy retailer’s 2017 bankruptcy. With b8ta, Toys R Us will focus on experience and analytics in
An investment group that includes prominent Bay Area developer and businessman Lew Wolff is in talks to purchase a hotel development project in downtown San Jose. Read The Business Journals story here
Automation, an ordering app and in-store kiosks have been vital parts of Shake Shack‘s rapid growth. Read the Yahoo story here
Milford could become the fifth Tristate location for a Tru by Hilton hotel, which is marketed as an affordable alternative for younger travelers. Read The Cincinnati Enquirer story here
S-Squared 3D Printers built a 500-square-foot concrete home in Patchogue, N.Y., in less than 12 hours. The company, which just signed a contract to build 80 homes in Kansas, said the technology can reduce construction costs by up to 70% and uses the same amount
Nashville, Tennessee.; Charleston, South Carolina; and Atlanta are three cities where multiple restaurants have opened in what once were gas stations or automotive garages. The locations are in high-traffic areas, and the existing decor can inspire menu items and architectural elements. Read the Restaurant Hospitality
Another major development is coming to Fort Lauderdale’s booming Flagler Village neighborhood. Read The Business Journals story here
Six new retailers have been confirmed as part of the $500 million expansion of Easton Town Center in Columbus, Ohio. The retailers include Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce Café & Speakeasy, Arhaus Furniture, Pins Mechanical Co., The Beeline, Forbidden Root Restaurant and Brewery and Crimson Cup
L.L. Bean‘s 13,000-square-foot store in Toronto’s Oakville Place will be its first in Canada. The company debuted a Canadian-focused website last month and plans to open more stores in the country. Read The Seattle Times story here
One of Uptown’s blocks is going vertical. A new mixed-use project is in the works that will bring an 18-story office tower, a 22-story residential tower and a luxury hotel to the corner of Cedar Spring Road and Routh Street. Read The Business Journals story
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