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.
Carilion plans to begin work on a more than $300 million expansion of its Roanoke Memorial Hospital in Virginia this year. The five-year effort will include construction of a new tower, behavior health building and parking garage. Read the WSLS-TV story here
A $52 million hotel project in Midtown recently hit a construction milestone. A 186-room Hampton Inn & Suites rising at West Peachtree and 15th streets just celebrated its topping out, meaning it’s reached its maximum height. Read The Business Journals story here
New York City will welcome its first outlet mall when Empire Outlets opens on Staten Island. The 340,000-square-foot mall is currently around 80% leased and aims to win over shoppers with events and waterfront views. Read the Bloomberg story here
The JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort, that spans over three miles of pristine sands and Gulf of Mexico waters in Marco Island, Florida, has finished a comprehensive $320 million renovation. Read the Commercial Property Executive story here
A Tru by Hilton hotel has been proposed on the east side of Little Havana. Miami’s Urban Design Review Board is considering plans for the hotel at 1931 and 1917 S.W. Third Ave., which is three blocks west of Interstate 95 and the Brickell Financial
Developers hoping to build a luxury boutique hotel in Montrose with rooms running as much $500 per night received the city’s approval to build the project. Read the San Antonio Express-News story here
Hovde Properties plans a more than $40 million apartment and hotel development on Racine’s waterfront on land where city officials in 2017 had envisioned a conference center. Read The Business Journals story here
Construction officially began recently on the new community of Port Covington in South Baltimore, with city and state leaders joining developers to shovel some ceremonial dirt on a spot expected to become offices, shops and apartments over the next two and a half years. Read
Built in 1968 to celebrate New Orleans’ 250th anniversary, gutted and mostly abandoned post-Hurricane Katrina, ultimately claimed by the Four Seasons brand, the former World Trade Center (2 Canal Street) is now being renovated and converted into a grand residential hotel. Read the Curbed/New Orleans
Taco Bell has unveiled a limited-time hotel in Palm Springs named “The Bell: A Taco Bell Hotel and Resort,” which the brand describes as a “Tacoasis in the desert” that will provide a brand-themed experience for visitors starting in August. Read the Adweek story here
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