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.
Florida’s Sarasota County is expected to see more than 1,000 new hotel rooms by the end of 2018. Growth in meetings, sports events and other attractions promises to keep the hotels full year-round. Read The Observer Newspapers story here
Diners in Pittsburgh will soon have a new farm-to-table surf and turf option when “or, The Whale” — a Moby Dick-themed restaurant — opens its doors early next month. Meat and produce will be sourced from local farms and seafood will be sustainably sourced. Read
The 69-key Robey hotel and 159-room Ace Hotel are prime examples of how Chicago’s neighborhoods are embracing boutique hotels. The Zachary Hotel is on track to open near Wrigley Field next year. Read the Travel Market Report story here
Walmart will expand its automated Pickup Towers to 100 U.S. store locations, where the 16-foot-tall towers will allow shoppers to retrieve their orders after scanning receipt barcodes. The towers are currently located at 20 of the retailer’s stores, after launching last year. Read the AL
Developers planning apartments, stores and offices overlooking the north edge of Shelby Farms Park now plan to add a boutique hotel and more acreage. Read The Commercial Appeal story here
The outlook for the U.S. hospitality industry is looking bright as consumer confidence and an economic recovery fuel travel. Though the gap is narrowing, demand for hotel rooms looks to outpace supply in the US again this year. Read the Nasdaq story here
A site midway between Amarillo, Texas; and Oklahoma City has gotten the nod for Best Western Hotel & Resorts‘ first move into the growing dual-brand market. Read the Hotel Management online story here
The long anticipated Elyton Hotel will open next week in one of Birmingham’s most iconic historic buildings. Read the AL.com story here
Sandals Resorts International is looking to Wall Street to help finance as many as a dozen new Caribbean hotels as the luxury resort manager ditches its conservative strategy of building just one project per year and keeping debt right down. Read the Bloomberg story here
South San Francisco officials are refining a list of developers interested in constructing a new luxury hotel designed to attract travelers likely visiting a massive residential and commercial project proposed near Oyster Point Marina/Park. Read the San Mateo Daily Journal story here
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