Commercial Construction & Renovation

Michael Clyne rollerblades around Lake Worth Beach on a regular basis. And each time, he skates past the Gulfstream Hotel. He's happy the landmark will soon get a facelift. Read the Fox 29 story here

A $33 million proposal to turn the abandoned Zahn’s Department Store building into the Hotel Verdant is once again moving forward, despite some difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read The Journal Times story here

The coronavirus pandemic has crippled the hotel industry, including in Worcester. But work on a second hotel on Worcester's Washington Square next to Union Station is expected to move forward within the next year. Read the Worcester Business Journal story here

The Astoria City Council reopened the hearing on a controversial hotel along the Columbia River after the state ordered another review. Read The Daily Astorian story here

A new hotel under the REVERB by Hard Rock brand is planned for the former Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Manufacturing Co. building in Kalamazoo. Read the MiBiz story here

The developer of the Marriott hotel and event center east of Interstate 35 in Clear Lake has met its first milestone since the city amended how it would receive $1.2 million in economic development incentives. Read the Globe Gazette story here

Work is continuing to repair a partial collapse of the former Hamilton Hotel downtown, and the owners and the city are pointing at each other as to how quickly the project can proceed. Read The Herald-Mail story here

The purchase of the Hotel at Batavia Downs for up to $8 million has the blessing of the Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation Board of Directors. Read The Daily News story here

The Holiday Inn Express is a four-story, 93-room hotel that will include an indoor pool and a gym. It’s being developed by Lotus Management Inc, the same company managing the Fairfield Inn by Marriott across the street. Read the BenitoLink story here

The 443-key LaGuardia Marriott and a massive development site nearby the hotel have been sold to a California-based private equity firm for a combined total of $103 million, according to a post on The Real Deal website. Read The Queens Gazette story here