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.
Carmel, Ind., has hired a team to attract a Marriott Autograph Collection property to the city. The hotel plan calls for up to 120 rooms. Read the Indianapolis Business Journal story here
Construction at the five-building View at Tysons is expected to start sometime after May 2018, once a rezoning request has been approved. The planned $1.3 billion mixed-use project in Tysons Corner, Va., outside Washington, D.C., will have office, residential and retail space as well as
Hotel openings are poised to rise by 22% in the United States this year, according to Lodging Econometrics. The group forecasts some 868 hotel projects completing by year’s end. Read the Hotels online story here
Yum Brands plans to expand Taco Bell from 6,650 global units to 9,000 by 2022, largely through expansion in Brazil, Canada, China and India. The chain will add at least 100 new restaurants in each of those markets. Read the Bloomberg story here
Dream Hotel Group plans to open nine new properties by 2021, bringing the New York chain’s total to 42. Among locations for the $750 million outlay are Dallas, the Dominican Republic and Vietnam. Read the Hotels online story here
The 229-room Hotel 50 Bowery has opened its doors in the Chinatown neighborhood of New York City. Design touches include an “opium den” lounge. Read the NextShark story here
The 82-key Penrose Walla Walla Hotel & Spa is on track for a 2019 opening in Washington. Amenities will include a restaurant, swimming pool and rooftop terraces. Read the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin story here
Oversupply concerns have arisen with the announcement of convention center hotel plans by three communities north of Dallas. The projects by McKinney, Frisco and Allen would add to 41 convention hotels already located in North Texas, but industry experts question if the area is over-saturated.
Chicago will soon be the home to the world’s first official Nutella Cafe, an eatery with a menu that focuses on foods that include or were inspired by Nutella. Read the Bon Appetit story here
Starbucks‘ plan for 15 new cafes in low- and moderate-income US neighborhoods includes the Red Bird Mall in southern Dallas. Stores opened in Queens, N.Y., and Ferguson, Mo., last year and other locations include Phoenix, Seattle, Long Beach, Calif., and Birmingham, Ala. Read The Dallas
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