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.
A new high-end retailer will soon join the mix at Atlanta’s Ponce City Market — emphasis on the word “high.” “Higher Standards” is a smoke shop, but it’s much fancier than that. Read the Atlanta Journal story here
Dollar Tree is shaking things up. The discount retailer, which its Family Dollar rival in 2015, says that it will shutter as many as 390 Family Dollar stores this year, change the name of roughly 200 more, and will start charging more than a dollar
The Circa Resort & Casino project in Las Vegas will open next year as the first new-build hotel downtown in decades. Read the Travel Weekly story here
A new analysis by CBRE Hotels calls for continued growth in U.S. hospitality revenues and profits through 2020, with a modest and temporary slowdown in 2021. A healthy economy will meet increasing supply with abundant demand, CBRE predicts. Read the Travel Daily News International story
Sandwiched inside the East Cut sits a skinny strip of a street, Tehama, that’s big on development these days. The 35-story, 380-foot, Arquitectonica-designed 33 Tehama is all but complete—curtain wall and all. Read the Curbed story here
Manchester’s historic Millyard is starting to look a little different with developers breaking ground on a new hotel. Read the WMUR-TV story here
Hong Kong’s Yardbird draws chefs from around the world with its international appeal and is set to expand to Los Angeles this year. The restaurant is a modern Japanese-style izakaya specializing in yakitori, but its diverse menu also includes Mexican-style beer cocktails and Korean-style fried
Denmark-based bakery chain Ole & Steen recently opened its first U.S. shop in New York City, with a menu of soups and sandwiches in addition to the brand’s grain-based baked goods. Two more locations are to open in the city this year. Read the Restaurant
We’re getting a preview of what a new hotel will look like on Tower Avenue in Superior. The four-story hotel will be built on the site of the former Palace Theater on North Tower and 11th Street. Read the KQDS-TV story here
Fiat Chrysler is expected to begin construction on its $4.5 billion expansion in the second quarter of 2019. Roughly 35% of the money will be allocated toward converting the two plants of the Mack Avenue Engine Complex into a new manufacturing site for the Jeep
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