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.
Despite the cold weather, Traverse City’s hotel scene is heating up—with a new hotel planned to open in downtown Traverse City, two existing properties undergoing million-dollar renovations, and numerous development groups building, expanding, and upgrading other hotels across the region. Read the Ticker story here
Lewis Retail Center has filed plans with the city of Adelanto, Calif., to begin the first phase of construction, which will include five buildings surpassing 21,000 square feet. The initial phase will take up roughly 7 acres of the 35-acre site. Read the Victor Valley
The Troy, Mich., Planning Commission has approved a 9,844-square-foot, four-unit retail development on 11 acres. Developer Core Partners said it is considering a Panera Bread and other retail businesses for the property. Read the C&G Newspapers story here
California’s Coachella Valley has attracted 16 hotel projects that will bring about 2,270 additional rooms in the coming years, prompting speculation about the potential for overtaxing local resources such as water. Read The Desert Sun story here
Officials at Florida’s Orlando Melbourne International Airport are seeking developers to build a fly-in hotel that would partner with a fixed-base operator. The hotel will be designed to appeal to corporate clients, with airfield access, meeting space, fitness amenities and a restaurant with rooftop bar.
Although no contractor is listed, The Ferber Co. has plans for a two-building, 11,451-square-foot retail center called Brooklyn Place in Jacksonville, Florida. The $1.75 million project would include retail and restaurant space. Read The Daily Record story here
At least 24 closed malls and retail properties have become or are becoming industrial properties, helping meet demand for logistics hubs and e-commerce fulfillment centers, according to CBRE. Read the CNBC story here
Cherry Hill Mall in Philadelphia is now home to 1776, a startup incubator. At the mall, 1776 offers 11,000 square feet of space for small companies, startups and others, with room for up to 250 members to share ideas and gain exposure for a daily
Sterling Bay‘s $6 billion Lincoln Yards mixed-use development in Chicago received approval from the city’s Plan Commission. If built, the 55-acre development could create up to 10,000 construction jobs. Read the ArchDaily story here
Beacon is leading a project called LoSo Station at the Lynx Scaleybark Station. At full buildout, the project is expected to include north of 500,000 square feet of creative office space, 30,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, 350 multifamily units and a 150-room
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