Phoenix Development Partners is redeveloping a historic building across the street from Willis Tower into a 349-room hotel. The building is the former City Colleges of Chicago headquarters bat 226 W. Jackson Blvd. Phoenix will set to work immediately gutting the interior of the 14-story landmark with an 18-month construction timeline to build out a dual-brand Hilton: The property will be split between a 135-room Hilton Garden Inn on its lower floors and the first Chicago location of the hotel chain’s more upscale Canopy by Hilton brand, which will have 214 rooms above. The project includes Phoenix and Green Door Capital Investments, its partner in the venture. Phoenix will invest $100 million-plus to redevelop the 238,000-square-foot building. Phoenix CEO is John Mangel. Green Door Principal is Matt Gilbert. Phoenix will add a new rooftop restaurant and meeting space to the Jackson building, and the hotels will be managed by Aimbridge Hospitality.
 
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A 500-room Loews convention center hotel is planned for downtown Memphis at 140 N. Main St.  The 17-story, glass-enclosed hotel that would be bound by Adams Avenue, Main Street, Poplar Avenue and Second Street with its main entrance along the Downtown trolley line.
 
Jarmon Peregoy of Kimley-Horn and Associates, is the Architect designing the project which is being developed by Memphis Hotel Ventures LLC and will be managed by Loews Hotels and Resorts. Alex Tisch is Vice President of Loews Corporation.  
 
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A new hotel is being eyed in downtown San Jose California next to a big transit village that Google is planning near the Diridon train station. The proposed hotel at 491 W. San Carlos St., which is near the corner of Josefa Street in downtown San Jose.
 
The 170-room hotel is being developed by Urban Catalyst, a real estate firm that was formed to capitalize on the tax advantages possible in opportunity zones. The hotel would be built at what Urban Catalyst calls the Keystone site. Heading the project is Joshua Burroughs, a partner with Urban Catalyst.
 
Urban Catalyst on Wednesday submitted preliminary plans for the hotel, which would be operated by TMH Hotels headed by Walter Brosch as CEO. The developers envision the lodging as an extended-stay hotel that would cater to business travelers.
 
The hotel will be branded as a TownePlace Suites Marriott brand geared towards extended stays. Jeff Current, executive with Studio Current is the designer of the hotel.
 
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Developers are planning a $10 million renovation of the Ramada hotel in downtown Waterloo, Iowa. Brian Kern, president and CEO of South Dakota-based Makenda LLC is planning the renovation project. Rod Lindquist is vice president of development for Makenda. Makenda, has a contract to buy the 10-story downtown hotel and renovate it as a dual brand Best Western Plus and Executive Residency, with 99 regular rooms and 69 extended-stay units the project includes interior and exterior work, pool improvements and a new restaurant. Lindquist plans to close on the hotel purchase in early November with renovations completed by August next year.
 
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A mixed-use development at the southeast corner of 175th Street and Interstate 35 is planned for Gardner Kansas. The project proposed by Grata Development was approved by the city Overland Park at last week’s City Council meeting. The roughly $200 million project, which is located on 262 acres of land that was annexed in September. It includes: 455,500 square feet of retail, restaurant, conveinence store and office space, three hotels, a 50,000-square-foot retail anchor tenant, 424 apartments, nearly 200 standard single-family homes, 168 compact single-family homes. BRR Architecture is designing the project.
 
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Triple-Five owners of the Mall of America in Bloomington Minnesota will partner with the city with plans to co-develop a giant indoor water park and 500-700 guestrooms hotel. The city will spend $7.5 million on a design plan for the $250 million project. The money will go toward a $10 million development contract to design the 250,000-square foot facility, which would sit just north of the Mall of America and be operated by owners Triple Five. Triple Five will pay the remainder of the contract cost. 
 
The hotel will be between the waterpark and a planned 1,500 stall parking garage just north of the Mall of America. The hotel is being actively worked on right now but is not part of the waterpark approval process. The hotel will be family oriented and be privately financed. Development submittals are still in the conceptual phase. Triple-Five plans to lease the land to a hotel developer and currently a flag has not be selected.   Kurt Hagen is senior vice president of development for the Mall of America and Triple Five. The facility, would be the nation’s second-largest water park. Minneapolis architect DLR Group is designing the project and Ryan Cos. US Inc. is functioning as project manager.  For more information on this and other upcoming hotel construction and renovation projects in the planning, design, pre-construction and construction phase including who is involved and their contact information and Preferred Vendor Directory please visit: HotelProjectLeads.com and subscribe today.


The Marriott downtown Richmond hotel planning to get a multi-million dollar renovation. The Richmond Marriott at 500 E. Broad St. is beginning renovations of its 410 guest rooms, to be followed by updates to its lobby, dining facilities and fitness center. Room renovations are starting this month, with lobby and restaurant work to begin in mid-December. The fitness center will be renovated in the first quarter of 2020, and all of the work is set to be finished by June. The hotel will remain operational throughout, the work and will require the closure of its T-Miller’s Sports Bar & Grill, Liberty Bar and Starbucks café. The renovations will replace T-Miller’s with a new restaurant to be announced at a later date, and the Starbucks will be expanded with a larger footprint and a patio. A temporary restaurant will be set up in part of the hotel’s meeting spaces during the renovations, and a Starbucks kiosk will be placed near the hotel’s parking entrance. An alternate fitness center also will be provided through the project. Connie Brewer is the hotel and marketing director. The hotel owner is Apple Hospitality. The renovated downtown lobby will include Marriott’s branded M Club, where guests can have access to Wi-Fi, snacks and beverages, and concierge service. Guest rooms will be updated with new furniture, fixtures and flooring, as well as enhanced in-room technology, fresh artwork and modern bathroom touches. Florida-based Land-Ron is the general contractor on the project, which was designed by 3877, a Washington, D.C.-based architecture firm. HotelStudio, with offices in D.C. and Texas, handled interior design.
 
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A-1 Hospitality of Kennewick Washington is planning to build a $50 million hotel in the city of Kennewick Washington at Three Rivers Convention Center. A-1 Hospitality is partnering with the city of Kennewich on the project. The city of Kennewich is currently planning an expansion of their convention center. Taren Patel is principal of A-1 Hospitality Group. A-1 Hospitality is currently building a Courtyard by Marriott in the city of Pasco Washington adjacent to the Tri-Cities Airport. They are also planning to build a Fairfield Inn and Suites in Hermiston, Oregon and an additional Courtyard by Marriott in a location to be announced.
 
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Developer Sam Chang of McSam Hotel Group plans to build a hotel at a Midtown development site at 150 W. 48th Street New York NY where he will be able to raise a hotel tower that could total about 276,000 square feet. Chang, is buying the site for $140 million from Rockefeller Group.   
 
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Planning approval has been granted for a new hotel on a site at Huddersfield’s John Smiths Stadium. WYG, on behalf of Kirklees Stadium Development and Hotel Land and Development, submitted an application to Kirklees Council earlier this year for a site off Stadium Way. The planned development comprises a 148-bedroom hotel, comprising more than 70,000 sq ft of space across five levels. Support services and facilities, including a restaurant/bar, and gym would also be provided.
 
Hilton Hotel Group is set to operate the new venue as a Hilton Garden Inn.
The hotel has been designed to form part new HD One leisure and entertainment development, and to support the wider stadium complex. Brewster Bye Architects is designing the project.  For more information on this and other upcoming hotel construction and renovation projects in the planning, design, pre-construction and construction phase including who is involved and their contact information and Preferred Vendor Directory please visit: HotelProjectLeads.com and subscribe today.

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