Commercial Construction & Renovation

Galveston's historic Hotel Galvez has a new owner, and that means some changes are coming to the island. Read the KTRK-TV story here

The reinvention of Erie's former Holiday Inn at the corner of West 18th and State streets is taking longer than expected and will certainly cost more. Read the Erie Times-News story here

A new 24-room luxury boutique hotel is slated to open along Wilmington's Market Street in early 2022. Read the WDEL-AM/FM story here

A majority of speakers urged the North Castle Town Board to grant a developer a requested zoning reclassification to build 72 age-restricted condominiums on a parcel formerly owned by IBM in Armonk. Read the Examiner Media story here

A local developer plans to convert one of the few remaining remnants of the former Madison Center complex into a hotel that specializes in serving youth sports teams. Read the South Bend Tribune story here

One of the oldest and most historic properties in Las Vegas took the pandemic slowdown and turned it into an opportunity to renovate. Read the KTNV-TV story here

Anew hotel and office building are coming to Hammond's Oxbow Landing development, located along an oxbow on the Little Calumet River. Read The Times of Northwest Indiana story here

The long overdue Yorktowne Hotel renovation appears to be in the home stretch. The York City landmark at 48 E. Market St. is expected to reopen in summer 2022, three years after the original completion date. Read The York Dispatch story here

On Sunday Morning, Dec. 7, 1924, boomtown Seattle awakened to an appetizing analogy in an editorial cartoon atop The Seattle Times front page. A flapper, symbol of freewheeling youth, sat at a sumptuous table, applauding an older, tuxedoed steward who opened a cloche platter revealing a miniature, 12-floor Italian Renaissance edifice. Read The Seattle Times story here