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.
Tops Markets is optimistic following the supermarket’s emergence from bankruptcy and its refinanced debt. The chain has begun upgrading some of its stores and has no plans to close additional stores. Read The Buffalo News story here
Three vacant buildings at Lehigh Valley Mall in Pennsylvania will soon be demolished to make room for two new buildings. Both facilities will house restaurants, with speculations pointing to the larger, 30,703-square-foot space becoming a Dave & Buster’s. Read The Morning Call story here
Legoland Florida Resort is releasing new details about its Pirate Island Hotel — including an opening date and a special offer. Read The Ledger story here
Abercrombie & Fitch plans to shut down three Abercrombie & Fitch flagship stores and one Hollister store. Read the CNN story here
The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa’s new sports entertainment and nightlife venue is slated to open on June 29. Read the GlobeSt story here
Hyatt Hotels Corp. plans to open 21 luxury properties in the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions before 2021. The additions under the Grand Hyatt, Park Hyatt, Andaz and Alila brands will raise Hyatt’s Asia Pacific luxury portfolio by more than 25%. Read the Trade
A local entrepreneur plans to bring modular construction, a popular technique on both coasts for hotel and other commercial projects, to Minneapolis. The founder of Rise Modular notes that cost savings for materials and labor have raised the profile for prefabrication. Read The Business Journals
Why stay at a regular multistory hotel when you could stay in a guitar? This fall, the world’s first guitar-shaped hotel will open in South Florida. The $1.5 billion Hard Rock property in Hollywood, Florida, is part of a larger project —a $2.2 billion project
Las Vegas has experienced growth since its slowdown in 2008, with new attractions and venues as well as plans for two new resorts including Resorts World. Read the Los Angeles Times story here
Starbucks has signed a deal with Coffee Concepts Thailand to license all of its operations in Thailand, where it operates 372 units. The Seattle-based coffee company has licensing agreements in place in other markets, including France and Hong Kong, as part of a strategy to
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