A new hotel is in the planning stages and would be built just south of Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas Nevada. The hotel is being proposed by New Angle Development calling the project, Nuance Las Vegas Hotel & Spa at Allegiant Stadium. It would be built at the corner of Polaris and Quail avenues and includes a full-service hotel and spa that would serve as a destination property for people looking to be close to the stadium and would be a non-gaming, non-smoking, full-service, boutique-sized property providing an alternative experience to the typical massive Las Vegas hotel-casino offerings. The hotel would be 19 stories tall and have 340 rooms, along with a restaurant, day spa, and ballroom and convention hall. The 19th floor would also have a rooftop bar with kitchen and outdoor terrace. A parking garage would occupy four of the bottom floors with 521 spaces.  
 
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Two of the oldest buildings on the University of Maine campus in Orono Maine will undergo a $17 million transformation to become a 95-room boutique hotel. The project is the result of a partnership between the university; Harrison Street Investment Management and Radnor Property Group. The project will include the conversion of Coburn Hall and Holmes Hall.  Built in 1888, Coburn Hall and Holmes Hall, which have been non-operational for the past 15 years, will be converted into a boutique, on-campus hotel with 95 hotel rooms and suites and a bistro cafe. Both halls display the Romanesque architectural style of the time, and in 1978 were among 10 UMaine buildings designated a historic district by the National Register of Historic Places. The buildings together offer 33,000 square feet of space. The property will be operated by Olympia Hotel Management. Archetype Architects is designing the project and Wright-Ryan Construction will serve as construction manager. The project is scheduled to begin construction this fall, with a planned opening in early 2024. 
 
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Contractor Moss Construction applied for a permit to begin foundation work at the 80-Story Cipriani & Residences condo/hotel tower, in Miami’s Florida’s Brickell area downtown.  There’s also now another foundation permit in process at the property, for the area where two additional apartment towers are planned to rise 50 and 60 stories.  The second foundation permit for the shorter towers was also submitted by Moss.  The project will include three towers rising 80, 60, and 50 stories, with the tallest at 950 feet including 1,300 residential units with 420 condos & 18,300 square feet of full service restaurant.  Mast Capital is the project developer.  Arquitectonica is the project architect.  1508 London is the interior designer. 

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The owner of the Doubletree Hotel on Park Avenue in Park City Utah plans to redevelop the site and build over 250 long-term rental apartments and condos. The 182-room hotel anchors the gateway intersection of SR-224 and Kearns Boulevard. It’s owned by Singerman Real Estate. Vail Resorts previously operated the hotel under a management agreement with Singerman. The two proposed buildings in the project would fall under separate development rules. The east building would be 147 deed-restricted affordable units and 26 market-rate units. It would fall under the affordable master planned development code. The west building would feature 100 market-rate condos and be governed by the master planned development code. Unlike the affordable master plan, this building would allow for nightly rentals. The project would involve razing the existing building and starting from the ground up. It would include 5,000 square feet of ground floor retail space. Over 300 parking spaces would be built underground, along with 17 curbside spots.
 
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Developer Two Roads is planning to tear down an existing condo building in the Edgewater neighborhood of Miami Florida to build a 55-story condo hotel. The Marriott Edition Residences will contain 155 units and is being designed by Arquitectonica, with interiors by Studio Munge. Prices start at $1.7 million for the condos, which will range from 1,952 to 3,864 square feet. The 3.5 acre site is located at 2121 N Bayshore Drive. Two Roads Development plans to break ground on Edition Residences, Miami Edgewater in summer 2023. Construction is expected to take three years. The building would have more than 45,000 square feet of amenities, including two pools, a fitness center, yoga and spinning rooms, a spa, a club lounge, a library, a movie room, a dog spa, and a kid’s play area. The condo would also have six guest suites that residents can book for their visitors. Douglas Elliman is the broker for the condo sales. Taylor Collins, is managing partner of Two Roads.  
 
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The Turlock California Planning Commission officially approved that the building of a new Marriott TownePlace hotel be exempt from the Westside Industrial Specific Plan’s 35-foot height limit allowing the project to move forward. The proposed four-story Marriott TownePlace hotel at 201 N. Tully Rd. will stand at 61 feet and 6 inches from grade to highest point. With these measurements, it will be the highest hotel in Turlock by 1 foot and 6 inches. The project is being developed by BM5 Hospitality LLC. The Marriott TownePlace project includes a 4-story, 91-room hotel on a 2-acre parcel located at N. Tully Rd. The lot is next to the Comfort Suites and Days Inn on N. Tully Road. A total of 88 onsite parking spaces will be built. Additional improvements include paving, parking lot striping, lighting, fenced outdoor pool area and landscaping. A minimum 15-foot-wide landscape bed will be required to be planted along North Tully Road. A 10-foot-wide landscape area will be required along the west property line abutting the Highway 99 frontage as well as parking lot shade trees and landscape islands planted throughout the project site. All new landscaping must comply with the Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance. The project would also include curb, gutter and sidewalk improvements adjacent to the hotel.
 
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Developers Lincoln Property Company and Kairoi Residential are planning to begin construction of the Waterline project, a high-rise 74 story tower including 352 luxury residences, 700,000 square feer of office space and a 251 guest rooms 1 Hotel by SH Hotels & Resorts in downtown Austin Texas. At a height of 1,022 feet the LEED Gold building will become the tallest building in Texas surpassing the JPMorgan Chase Tower that was built in 1960 in Houston, Texas. The Kohn Pedersen Fox-designed tower will rise above a 3.3-acre campus on the intersection of Waller Creek and Austin’s treasured Lady Bird Lake, and feature floor-to-ceiling windows. Its ground floor will include 24,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space overlooking Waller Creek and Waterloo Greenway, which winds along the creek. The 1 Hotel will make its Austin debut with rooms occupying the building’s bottom 13 floors, a ballroom and meeting spaces on the 14th floor and a rooftop pool on the 16th floor. The tower’s office portion will occupy the next 27 stories, with upscale residences filling the top 33 floors. Michael Lynd Jr is CEO of Kairoi Residential; Seth Johnston is senior vice president of LPC; Blackstone Mortgage Trust provided a $675 million construction loan for the project.  
 
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Hotel owner Derek Parker of Skandia is proposing a four-story, 107-room extended stay hotel in Marquette, Michigan. Former industrial buildings on the property were torn down five years ago. A public hearing is scheduled at Marquette City Hall. The request is for a special land use permit for a hotel at 955 Lakeshore Blvd. The property is situated behind a bed and breakfast and between existing condos and residential streets.
 
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Two different Native American tribes are proposing to build casinos in Mountain Home Idaho near Interstate 84. The projects are being planned by Shoshone-Bannock of Eastern Idaho, and the other from the Shoshone-Paiute Tribe on the Duck Valley reservation on the border between Idaho and Nevada. Each tribe is in a different place with their application process to construct the casino. While the Shoshone-Bannock purchased a plot of 157 acres for its project and have renderings of the proposal, they appear to be awaiting a referendum vote from their tribe to move ahead with an application process. The Shoshone-Paiute Tribe has identified a different plot of land they’d like to purchase in Mountain Home, but they have not bought it. The Shoshone-Bannock Tribe is proposing to build a $311 million, 500,000 square-foot casino on a 157-acre plot. The proposal envisions a casino with 2,000 electronic gaming machines, a 250-room hotel, six restaurants, a 15,000 square-foot event center, an 8-lane bowling alley, two movie theaters, and an arcade. It also includes a horse racing track with a grandstand. Shoshone-Paiute is proposing to build their casino on the other side of Exit 95 on Interstate 84, next to Wingers. Shoshone-Paiute has partnered with developer JTC Gaming LLC on the project. 
  
 
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Developer K&K Hotel Group is planning to build a new 106 guestrooms Hampton Inn & Suites in Shenandoah, Texas. The project will include: 1,000 sf of meeting space, a fitness center, lobby workstation, laundry room, dining area with a full bar and an outdoor pool. Hall Structured Finance has originated a new first lien construction loan totaling $15.3 million to finance the development of the Hampton Inn & Suites. The five story hotel will be located along Interstate-45 a mile north of the Woodlands Town Center. Construction is to start in the 4th quarter 2022 and completed in late 2023.  
 
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