A Fairfield Inn Hotel by Marriott is planned to be developed in Farmingdale, New York
The new four-story, 84-room hotel replaces four blighted homes on 1.41 acres on Route 109 across from the southern end of Republic Airport. Krishiv LLC is the developer of the hotel and is awaiting building permits before starting construction, which it plans to begin next spring. The $19 million project is expected to be completed in Q1 2025. The new hotel required a change of zone from the Town of Babylon from G-Light Industrial to M-H Planned Motel-Hotel District, as well as variances and special use permit from the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board. Attorney Keith Brown, partner with Brown Altman & DiLeo, worked with Bohler Engineering and Atlantic Traffic & Design to secure zoning approvals for the hotel project. Pete Patel, of Krishiv LLC is one of the partners in the project.  
 
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The Fairfax County Planning Commission voted to approve the replacement of a surface parking lot with a five-story Home2 Suites hotel at Springfield Town Center in Springfield, Virginia. David Gill, is the applicant’s representative from Wire Gill. The building sits across two parcels fronting Loisdale Road on property owned by Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT). Home2 Suites by Hilton, would span two parcels fronting Loisdale Road near its intersection with Spring Mall Drive. InterMountain Management LLC is the hotel developer. Cooley LLP is the project land use attorney, HC Architecture is the hotel’s architect. JPRA Architects is the land development architect.  
 
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The San Francisco California Planning Commission has approved a hotel project at Fisherman’s Wharf. The project would demolish the existing one-story commercial building at 2629 Taylor St., which currently contains a cannabis dispensary, a souvenir shop and Hollywood Café, and replace it with a 136-room four-story hotel. Around 2,000 square feet of ground floor retail space will front Taylor Street, a throughway between the cable car stop and the wharf. Amenities include a fitness center, breakfast service area, employee shower and locker facilities, a roof deck and a large central courtyard. No vehicle parking will be provided as part of the project, but the hotel will include 16 bicycle parking spaces. Michael Stanton, the principal of the project’s architect Stanton Architecture. The project from developer Blackridge Group has been planned for the past four years, with the timeline extended because of the pandemic. Blackridge Group owns about a dozen hotels across major metro markets including New York City, Seattle and San Diego. The company has developed one other hotel in San Francisco, the 230-room Hyatt Place San Francisco at 702 Third St. near Oracle Park.
 
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Developers have proposed 137 guest room hotel and 15-home project at 251 S. Atlantic Ave. and 264 S. Atlantic Ave in Ormond Beach Florida. The developer, Ormond Beach Holdings LLC, seeks an issuance of a development order, two zoning map amendments, a comprehensive land use amendment and approval of a preliminary plat. The proposed five-story hotel is planned to span 95,700 square feet on 2.19 acres of oceanfront land. The 15 residential homes across the street will occupy, if approved, 3.49 acres of the former Florida Hospital Oceanside site. The hospital was demolished in 2019. The developer plans to construct 108 parking spaces next to the hotel east of A1A, and an additional 62 spaces across the street. The hotel will be a Marriott Residence Inn. Portions of the project also include the land at 225 Magnolia Ave. and 300 S. Atlantic Ave.
 
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Developers are planning a new hotel at Downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee’s Southside that will be branded a Hyatt hotel. Designed by Gonzalez Architects and developed by 3H Group the $30 million project will be a five-level, 123-room Caption by Hyatt built at 105 W Main Street. Work is planned to start the 1st half of 2023 and take 18 months to complete. Selene Varela is the project designer with Gonzalez Architects. Hiren Desai is the CEO of 3H Group Inc.  
 
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Developer Cymbal DLT Cos. has revealed the next phase of its Raintree project along the New River in Fort Lauderdale Florida featuring three towers including a hotel and a marina that would bring the cost of the project to about $1 billion. Cymbal DLT Cos., led by Chairman Asi Cymbal, started site work on the first phase of the Riverwalk Raintree Residences in October with 677 apartments and 21,000 square feet of commerce space planned in towers of 28 and 29 stories. The project named the Nautica Residences and Hotel would be located on the 3.82-acre site at 400 S.W. Third Ave. Totaling 2.09 million square feet, the Nautica project would have a 50-story condo with 241 units, 39-story apartment tower with 454 units, a 32-story hotel tower with 155 rooms, 16,700 square feet of commercial space, 13,150 square feet of restaurants, a 4,600-square-foot café, and a marina with 78 dry stack slips and 12 wet slips. There would be 1,582 parking spaces. Amenities would include a pool deck, a spa, a hotel ballroom, a co-working center, a game room, a lounge, a party room, a fitness center and a kid’s room. Cymbal will choose a luxury hospitality brand for the condo, apartments, hotel and marina. Arquitectonica designed the project. Cymbal DLT will be the general contractor. Cymbal will break ground on the first apartment at Raintree Riverwalk Residences in June 2023 and the second phase six months later. Construction of the Nautica project in the first or second quarter of 2024.
 
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The city of Peoria Arizona has moved forward with a development agreement needed for a new mixed-use office project in the West Valley city called Stadium Point. The project will comprise more than 1 million square feet of space across 17 acres owned by the city along 83rd Avenue south of Bell Road at the Peoria Sports Complex, the city’s spring training facility, within the P83 entertainment district. Stadium Point is expected to start construction in 2023 and comprise 645,000 square feet of class A office space between two buildings, a 220-room hotel, 357 multifamily units and 65,000 square feet of retail or restaurant space and a 28,000 gross-square-foot food hall, according to the developer. The developer, Steinhauer Properties Inc. will purchase the site, complete construction and then transfer ownership of the property back to the city for up to eight years or until at least $15 million in public infrastructure has been completed by the developer, which could occur before eight years. This infrastructure includes an activity plaza and portions of internal roadways serving the stadium.
  
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The Woodlands Mall in Woodlands, Texas will undergo a $100 million expansion, adding two hotels and additional retail space. The Woodlands Township and the Economic Development Zone, approved an agreement with The Woodlands Mall Associates LLC, which grants a portion of sales and hotel occupancy tax revenues from the expansion to the owner of the mall, Brookfield Properties. The development area is a 15-acre site adjacent to Macy’s on the southwest corner of the mall, which is currently used as a parking lot. The plan is to build an open-air, mixed-use commercial center with at least 80,000 square feet of retail space, a 200-room full-service hotel, a 125-room select-service hotel, a multilevel parking garage with at least 1,200 spots as well as surface parking and other improvements. The new hotels will be branded as either Hyatt, Marriott or Hiltons. The first phase includes 45,000 square feet of retail space and one or potentially both of the hotels. The agreement requires Phase 1 to be completed by the end of 2028 and Phase 2 by the end of 2033. Ted Harris is the general manager at the Woodlands Mall.  
 
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Dana Point, California moved another step toward starting its $400 million redevelopment. Dana Point Harbor Partners presented design details for the multiyear revitalization of the Orange County harbor, based on community feedback. In the updated designs, DPHP highlighted incoming restaurant retail, and public spaces at the harbor, with increased public green walkways and seating areas, event spaces, shops, rooftop bars overlooking the water, an artisanal-style food court and a boardwalk that connects Doheny State Beach to Baby Beach. Burnham-Ward Properties is overseeing the harbor’s amenities upgrades. Construction on the redevelopment is planned for early 2023. Also proposed in the designs are two waterfront hotels, built by Orange County-based general contractor R.D. Olson Development, replacing The Dana Point Marina Inn. With one four-star upscale hotel and one three-star casual hotel, the two accommodations will be situated on the waterfront with amenities including pools with harbor views, restaurants and bars, a fitness center, ballroom and direct access to the water. A redesigned marina by Bellwether Financial Group is also in the works. Construction began on the The Marina at Dana Point in August to improve the boating experience at the harbor by relocating the marina’s guest docks, incorporating higher quality technology such as increased pump-out stations and eliminating treated wood to decrease pollutants. Bryon Ward is head of Dana Point Harbor Partners and president of Burnham Ward Properties.
 
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The area of Moore Square in Raleigh North Carolina is planned to be reimagined into an urban development with of apartments, a hotel, retail and dining options and a grocery store. Loden Properties proposal is for land to the east and south of Moore Square. Loden has partnered with Greystar and Greystone Affordable Development to propose a project with 560-590 multifamily units, a 135-room hotel, a 22,000-square-foot grocery store, 5,500 square feet of retail and dining space with a plaza and a new building for Raleigh Rescue Mission, which provides assistance to the homeless. The multifamily units would include 160-190 affordable units and 400 market rate apartments. There would be a mix of affordable units at 30, 50, 60 and 80 percent of the area median income. The retail portion would target locally focused businesses. The property is 16 parcels currently zoned downtown mixed-use up to 20 stories and up to 12 stories. Loden’s proposal includes a 150-160 room boutique hotel, 25,000 square feet of coworking space, audio/recording production and art studios and a reuse concept for Esso Station. It also includes a relocation of the Norwood House. Loden partnered with Northpond Partners and Summit Hospitality for this portion of the project. Loden Properties has developed several projects including The Longleaf Hotel and Lounge. Summit Hospitality owns seven hotels in Raleigh.
 
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