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.
The largely vacant block southeast of the Mall of America is getting a lot of attention from hotel developers. JR Hospitality has asked the Bloomington City Council to rezone several properties along Old Shakopee Road East between Killebrew Drive and 86th Street East, where the
Six Country Garden Hotels in Shanghai will come under Hilton management thanks to a new partnership between the companies. Hilton will bring its DoubleTree and Garden Inn brands to the partnership. Read the TravelPulse story here
Cable provider Comcast has moved into retail with new stores in five cities that feature spaces where customers can try out products including video players and smart home gadgets, and it expects to launch at least 50 more this year. Read the USA Today story
Most hotels across the Florida Keys have reopened, marking progress in recovering from Hurricane Irma. New hotel projects are also in the works. Read the Travel Weekly story here
A public-private partnership between Alameda Point Partners and the city of Alameda, California, is breaking ground on a $1 billion transit-oriented development. A joint venture between Maple Norcal Construction and Suffolk Construction will serve as general contractor for 15,000 square feet of commercial and retail
A panel of experts at the International Council of Shopping Centers‘ ReCon event noted that retail centers are not dying, but rather becoming more particular about experience- and destination-related tenants and shying away from department stores. Read The Commercial Observer story here
Passenger traffic is increasing at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport in Nevada, and a $1.6 billion master plan would modernize and expand the airport from two terminals to three to accommodate the growing traffic. Airport officials want to start construction in 2019. Read the KTVN-TV story
Simon Property Group says it will spend $4 billion on transforming some properties into experience destinations. Phipps Plaza in Atlanta is getting a boutique hotel, office space and a wellness center, while Simon’s King of Prussia, Pa., property will see the addition of a Class
Luxury workout wear brand Lucas Hugh, which sells in more than 65 countries, is opening its first store in London’s Chelsea neighborhood. The brand, which raised its profile after designing outfits for the Hunger Games movies, takes an “exclusively inclusive” approach to creating stylish athletic
Construction is expected to begin next year on a $250 million project being planned in Austin, Texas. The development will contain a 14-story apartment building, six-story office building and seven-story parking garage and is expected to be completed in 2021. Read the Austin American-Statesman story
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