David Hoffmann, owner of Hoffmann Family of Companies, has acquired several wineries in Augusta Missouri with plans to create a 700-acre winery and vineyard destination to rival California’s Napa Valley. Hoffmann’s plans include construction of a hotel, a five-star restaurant, a nine-hole par-three golf course and other attractions. To date, the company has purchased the 90-plus-acre Balducci Winery and Vineyards at 6601 Highway 94, the 53-acre Knoernschild Vineyards at Highway 94 and Jackson Street, the old Augusta Wine Co. building on Walnut Street and the old country feed store and winery. The company plans to purchase two additional Augusta wineries in late January or February, which will add another 250 acres to its holdings. Hoffmann, plans to create a national destination in the region along the Missouri River and Highway 94 and he expects the investment more than $100 million.
 
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Developer Sunhouse Development Company is planning to renovate and convert the former Spencer’s Textile mill into a 77 guestroom boutique hotel in Mount Airy North Carolina. The project would also include meeting space, a spa, a tap room and coffeehouse. The project named Sunhouse Market Center is currently in the planning stage and going into the approval process.
 
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A 300-room hotel with meeting and restaurant space is proposed for Jungle Island Watson Island in Miami Florida. ESJ JI Leasehold LLC, a subsidiary of ESJ Capital Partners, proposed the major redevelopment of Jungle Island’s parking garage and existing meeting space. The attractions to the east of the development will remain, as will the botanical gardens to the west. Everything else will be redeveloped. The 300-room hotel would rise 11 stories along the north border of the property. The lobby would be located on the fifth floor, as the proposed hotel would be built on top of a four-story parking garage. According to site plans, some hotel rooms would occupy floors three and four adjacent to the parking garage. The fifth floor would also have a bar, all-day dining, a round-about drop-off area with valet service, a gym and room suites. It would also include a pool deck, another bar and a fire pit outside. Levels six through 11 would house the majority of the hotel’s rooms. The standard room would be 380 square feet, but suites could be as large as 1,698 square feet. Floor 10 will include a restaurant with both indoor and terrace seating, as well as an outdoor bar. Site plans suggest the restaurant could seat 180 customers. The Jungle Island Hotel would collectively have 9,500 square feet of dining space, including the restaurant on the lobby level. Adjacent to the south side of the hotel would be the expanded parking garage. The structure would provide 787 parking spaces on four floors. The proposal includes significant changes to the property’s meeting space. The redevelopment would add an additional 12,000 square feet of meeting space, including outdoor event space that could be added atop the existing ballrooms. EoA Group designed the Jungle Island Hotel. Elie Mimoun, chief compliance officer at ESJ, is listed in the application.
 
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Construction is continuing at 50 Trinity Place in New York on a 28-story Aloft Hotel in the Financial District. The 173-room, 77,310-square-foot structure is designed by Peter Poon Architects and developed by FIT Investment Corporation, which purchased the property in 2012 for $15 million. The site is located at the corner of Trinity Place and Rector Street. A completion date for the Aloft Hotel 50 Trinity Place is planned for late 2021 or early 2022.
 
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A mixed use tower called the Populus building is planned downtown on the corner of West Colfax Ave and 14th Street in Denver Colorado. The 13 story building is being developed by Urban Villages and designed by Studio Gang Architects. The building’s hotel will include 250 guestrooms and be completed in 2023.
 
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A 36-story mixed-use building planned for the northwest corner of 2nd Street and 1st Avenue North in downtown St. Petersburg Florida is planned to move forward. The developer Greystar Real Estate Partners recently closed on the land and two construction loans. After the closing a fence was erected around the perimeter of the site. Site preparations have already begun, and vertical construction will start in the New Year. The $170 million project will top out at 357-feet and will contain 357 market-rate rental units and a 172-key hotel. The hotel will be an AC Hotel by Marriott. A rendering of the project shows a modern residential tower on the south side of the property, fronting 1st Avenue North, with jagged glass balconies. The hotel component of the project will occupy most of the eastern side of the block, with four floors of hotel rooms fronting 2nd Street North and an additional three floors atop the parking podium. Amenities for the project include a shared sixth floor indoor and outdoor deck that will feature a fitness center and pool, as well as a 36th floor roof deck that will provide an additional pool and amenity space. The 8-story hotel will also feature a meeting area and rooftop bar. The Marriott hotel is expected to be operational by Q4 2022 and the first residential units will be ready for move-in by Q1 2023.
 
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Village trustees unanimously approved a development agreement for a new hotel and conference center in downtown Skokie Illinois at 4930 Oakton Street. The 142-room Homewood Suites by Hilton is planned for the northeast corner of Oakton Street and Niles Avenue. The hotel is set to include 30,000 square feet of retail space on its ground floor and rooftop and about 10,000 square feet of banquet and event space. Developer Mark Meyer is the founder and CEO of E&M Strategic Development and the manager of E&M Skokie LLC, the entity formed in 2018 to develop the site.
 
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Hyatt Hotels Corporation and 50 Third Street LP owner of the Park Central Hotel in San Francisco California plan to convert the property to a Hyatt Regency Hotel, effective Friday, December 18, 2020. The hotel is managed by Highgate Hospitality and will rebrand to Hyatt Regency San Francisco Downtown SoMa, following renovations. The 681-room Park Central San Francisco, located in San Francisco’s south of market (SoMa) neighborhood. The hotel will begin a multi-million-dollar renovation starting in early 2021 which will include a full redesign of guestrooms, transformation of the meeting and event spaces, ground floor lobby area and food and beverage experience, as well as a relocation and expansion of the fitness center. The hotel will remain open throughout the renovation, which is expected to be completed in early 2022. Guests will enjoy a full range of services and amenities, including notable culinary experiences, stress-free environments for seamless gatherings, and expansive technology-enabled facilities for meetings and events, along with expert planners who adhere to every detail with high-touch experiences for event attendees. The hotel offers guests approximately 32,000 square feet of flexible meeting and event space.
 
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An office campus in Northwest Austin Texas’ growing tech corridor will be transformed into a mixed-use project with offices, apartments, retail and a hotel. The site at 7700 Parmer Lane is a 129-acre office campus that is adjacent to Apple’s $1 billion office campus, which under construction on West Parmer Lane. The 7700 Parmer Lane project will expand the current 911,574-square-campus by adding 800,000 square feet of office space as well as 1,800 apartments, 80,000 square feet of retail and a 340-room hotel. Developer Accesso Partners, got approval for the project this month. The hotel brand, have not been determined. Accesso is not disclosing an estimated cost of the overall development, and financing has not yet been secured. The existing properties will remain as they are. Current tenants include eBay, D&B, PayPal, Electronic Arts and Polycom.  
 
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Permits filed with the Southwest Florida Water Management District confirm the Legoland Winter Haven Florida resort is planning a large expansion. Referred to as ‘Project Venus’ in the documents, the project shows a roughly 5-acre site within the existing surface parking lot being transformed. The highly detailed plans show queues for half a dozen rides and multiple playgrounds. A stage and a building are also part of the plans. The expansion is located in the parking lot, with a bus lane and multiple backstage warehouses separating it from the rest of the Legoland theme park. The resort is owned and operated by Merlin Entertainment with developed the property 9 years ago. More details of the project will be reveled in 2021. Legoland operates eight theme parks around the world, including in Denmark, Germany, Malaysia, Japan, California and Dubai.
 
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