Hotel developer Pennbridge Lodging plans to build a Mariott AC Hotel and a second Element Hotel at 1015 W Grove St in downtown Boise Idaho. Pennbridge, owned by Jared S. Smith, previously developed the Residence Inn on Capitol Blvd. The project would rise 14 stories with a total of 271 guest rooms including a 149 for the AC Marriott project and 122 for the Element Hotel. The building would feature a basement with a small number of parking spaces and utility area. On the first floor, the parking garage for the project would start with an entrance on 10th St. across from Hotel 43, with an internal hotel entrance area. Along Grove St., the two hotels would each have distinct spaces – with the AC Hotel toward 10th St., and Element toward 11th St. Each hotel would include lounge and lobby spaces, as well as small outdoor seating areas on each corner. The second, third, and fourth levels would be made up exclusively of parking garage space or back-of-house functions like laundry. In total, the building would have more than 315 spaces. The Element hotel portion of the building would start on the 5th floor, with rooms forming a ring on 11th, Grove, and 10th. This floor would also feature a pool and spa, as well as a fitness center. Plans for the 5th and 6th floors show additional Element rooms.
The building then steps back to the corner of 10th and Grove for a tower-type approach, continuing through the 13th floor. The building’s top floor includes two roof decks, a banquet room, a boardroom, a bar, and a breakfast area. Jeff Roberts with SERA Design is the project architect.  
 
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A proposal to transform a parking lot next to Portland Maine City Hall into a complex of condos, shops and a 156-room hotel has been approved by city officials. Herald Square, would occupy a 2.26 acre parcel at 385 Congress St., bounded by Cumberland Avenue, Myrtle Street and Pearl Street. City Hall and Merrill Auditorium sit immediately across Myrtle Street. A 12-story hotel is the first of four building that would ultimately create three interconnected buildings and 667,000 square feet of residential and commercial space. The project is proposed by developer Joe Dasco, of Reger Dasco Properties and would also include 297 condominium units, 11,600 square feet of retail space, a 5,100-square-foot restaurant and 337 parking spaces in an underground garage. There would also be a 19,000-square-foot amenity deck a second-story, open-air promenade accessible to the public. Construction costs are estimated at between $200 million and $300 million. CBT Architects is designing the project.  
 
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The Twentynine Palms California Planning Commission held a public hearing on a proposed 95-room hotel adjacent to Project Phoenix which moved the project forward. A representative of the applicant, Robert F Tuttle Architects, on behalf of developer Verdant Twentynine Palms, LLC, was present at the meeting and took questions regarding the proposed development, Hilton’s Home2 Suites, located on the southwest corner of Freedom Way and the Paseo de Mara, 200 feet south of Twentynine Palms Highway. The commission approved two resolutions: an addendum to the Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration the project, and approval of the Conditional Use Permit, Site Plan and Design Review for the three-story hotel development. Issues that came up during the public hearing included the hiring of local workers, noise concerns, doubts around the sewage treatment plan, status of the hotel’s kitchen and alcohol license, and how the new hotel may impact the number of Vacation Home Rentals in the region. The new hotel will be pet friendly.
 
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A 150 guest room Tempo by Hilton hotel is planned at Carmel’s Indian’s Clay Terrace shopping center. The five-story hotel would be built behind Kona Grill and open in spring 2024. The hotel would be managed by Vince Dora of Dora Hospitality Group and developed Equicor Hotel Group LLC. The hotel would be the first Tempo by Hilton in Indiana. The mid-priced Tempo brand, introduced in 2020, offers wellness rooms that include Peloton bikes and products from Therabody. Clay Terrace, near U.S. 31 and East 146th St., is owned by Washington Prime Group. Plans called for a hotel, apartments and office space at the 577,614-square-foot center. Dora has five other Hilton properties in its portfolio, including Hilton Garden Inns in Carmel and Fishers, a Home2 Suites by Hilton in Fishers and a Tru by Hilton in Indianapolis. A Tru by Hilton scheduled to open in Carmel in 2024 also will be managed by Dora. Dora also has nearly 20 other hotels in its portfolio under the Marriott, IHG and Choice brands.
 
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The Silverthorne Colorado Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan to build a new 147 guest room Element Hotel by Westin on Meraly Way. The hotel will be five stories, one story taller than the Hampton Inn next door to the west. To the north is the Summit Place Shopping Center and to the east is Anemone Trail Road and Solorado Townhomes. Developers estimate that construction will last 20 to 22 months. The project is being designed by project architect, Brittany Taylor or Obryan Partnership Architects. Summit Hotel Properties is the project developer. Tetra Tech is the Civil Engineer. IMEG is the Structural & MEP Engineer.
 
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Hotel developer Blue Print Hospitality led by CEO Kunal Mody plans a complete renovation of the historic Herring Hotel in Amarillo Texas. Sandvick Architects has been selected to design the renovation which would be complete over the next three years. The hotel will feature a fully-renovated collection of 250 guest rooms and amenities. The hotel will also feature a rooftop lounge, business facilities, event ballrooms, restaurants, coffee shop, and retail options along with modernized amenities. The Herring Hotel was one of three oil-boom era hotels built in the 1920s. It was the largest of these types of hotels, and home to the Old Tascosa Room, where cattle and oil barons gathered to discuss business and unwind. The Old Tascosa Room featured western frescoes painted by noted muralist and artist H.D. Bugbee. Only one of the frescoes is intact after a water main flooded the basement several years ago. The hotel’s 14 stories and 600 hotel rooms made it the largest of the 1920s era buildings. Its builder, Cornelius Taylor Herring was a pioneer, cattleman, oilman and banker. He also owned 98,000 acres of the LS Ranch north of Amarillo. The Hotel was converted into federal office space in the early 1970s, but was abandoned a short time later.
 
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Encore Opportunity Fund has secured a $54 million construction loan for Embassy Suites at Sunset Walk, a 300-unit condominium hotel project in Orlando, Florida. Centennial Bank provided the loan, while Concord Summit Capital arranged the construction loan with a team led by Kevin O’Grady, Justin Neelis and Daniel Rojo. Located at 3240 Margaritaville Boulevard, the development offers furnished studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom condo hotel residences. Construction is already underway.  
  
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Developer Chetrit Group led by Joe Chetrit has secured a $185 million loan for the renovation of the Hotel Carter Times Square located at 250 West 43rd Street in New York City. The loan to renovate the 570 guest room hotel was provided by Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies. The financing will replace a $152 million bridge loan from JP Morgan in 2018. Surya Capital Partners’ Adi Chugh arranged the financing for Chetrit. The Hotel Carter was built in 1930 and was known as New York’s dirtiest hotel by TripAdvisor. Chetrit Group plans a complete renovation of the property returning the hotel to its former glory.  
  
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The city of Oceanside, California’s planning commission approved a giant mixed-use resort development and artificial surf lagoon to replace a 92-acre vacant lot and former home to a drive-in theater and swap meet. Ocean Kamp Resort will replace the large parcel located on the corner of Foussat Road and state Route 76 with a mixed-use development with 700 homes consisting of apartments, condos, townhomes and senior housing; 134,400 square feet of commercial space with offices, retail and restaurants; several miles of trails and 20 acres of open space; and a 3.5-acre wave lagoon for year-round surfing, swimming and paddle boarding. The project also proposes to build a hotel resort with 232 hotel rooms, eight villas with 18 rooms, 16 casitas with 20 rooms, and permanent Airstream trailers totaling 30 rooms. Parking for the resort and commercial uses will include 1,050 spaces. The development would also have a few parks connected by a network of trails throughout the area with a mountain bike pump track. Jon Corn is partner and project developer.  
 
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Developer Miramar Capital is proposing to build 580 units of affordable and market-rate housing, and a 250-room hotel with ground floor retail and an open space park area at Stevens Creek Promenade, located at Stevens Creek Boulevard and Lopina Way in San Jose, California. The project calls for three residential buildings with 580 units of affordable and market-rate housing, a 6 story, 250-room hotel with ground floor retail, and an open space park area. On-site parking with 704 spaces for the new homes and hotel which would be provided in podium levels under each of the structures. The project is scheduled to go before the San Jose Planning Commission.  
 
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