The Twin River Casino in Lincoln Rhode Island appeared before the Lincoln Planning Board last week to present the Lincoln casino’s plans for expanding. The casino is planning to build a 10,641-square-foot spa addition and a 41,510-square-foot gaming addition to the facility, reworking the existing parking area and walkways to accommodate the additions. David Potter of Pare Engineering is part of the project’s design team. A 136 room hotel is also planned with the option to add more rooms in a second phase. In addition to the new spa entrance, the casino is also planning to expand gaming space on the northwest side of the building. The smoking area will be housed in the addition, with a divider between the smoking and non-smoking areas of the gaming floor. The existing casino will be renovated into the non-smoking area. George Papanier is Twin River President & CEO. With approval, the casino is planning to break ground in the fall of 2020.
  
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A 13-story hotel development proposed at 1528 N Wells St in Chicago Illinois Old Town area has been approved and is moving forward. The project is proposed by Condor Partners and Chicago Development Partners. The planned hotel would have 190 guestrooms. Design firm Pappageorge Haymes Partners is the project Architect. Construction costs are estimated to be $100 million. The project is planned to break ground in the 1st half of 2021.  
 
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The Hyatt Centric under construction at the corner of Champa and 18th streets in downtown Denver Colorado is making progress. Construction began late last year and when complete will have 263 guestroom and rise 14 stories. The hotel is located at 1776 Champa Street and is being developed by Magna Hospitality. Architect Johnson Nathan Strohe designed the project. Milender White is the project general contractor.  
 
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The $1 billion mixed use development The Grand and Marquee in downtown Los Angeles, California continues to progress with the anticipated completion at the end of 2021. The Grand is a Frank Gehry-designed, mixed-use development on Grand Avenue across from The Broad museum and Walt Disney Concert Hall. The project is being developed by Related Companies and its partner CORE USA, a joint venture of China Harbour Engineering Company and CCCG Overseas Real Estate (CORE). Deutsche Bank served as the Lead Arranger and Administrative Agent. The Grand will include a dynamic mix of retail, hotel, dining, entertainment and residential anchored by a central public plaza. The 215,000 square feet of retail space will include destination restaurants and retail among a series of landscaped open terraces along with a movie theater complex and a 20-story, 309-room Equinox Hotel. The residential component will contain over 436 residences in a 39-story tower and 20% of residential units will be affordable. AECOM is serving as construction manager.
 
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Hotel renovation projects by nature are disruptive to guests and the everyday operation of a hotel. Although necessary in order for a hotel to remain competitive and to maintain their franchise affiliation hotels must renovate and uphold a certain level of standard. Many hotel owners are hesitant to renovate because they have to close completely or at least a portion of the property. A complete closure can result in lost revenue and a partial closure results in operation disruptions, annoyed guests and bad online reviews.

“There is no easy solution,” said Adam Smith, Operations Manager of HotelProjectLeads.com, which reports on upcoming hotel renovation and construction projects. However, an unintended consequence of the pandemic has been that many hotel ownership groups are using this period of low occupancy to complete deferred maintenance or accelerate their renovation programs. One example of this is the owners of the Battleground Inn in Greensboro North Carolina. They are taking advantage of the hotel’s closure due the Covid 19 pandemic to completely renovate the hotel and convert it to the Hotel Denim. The 48 guestrooms hotel is located at 1517 Westover Terrace in Greensboro North Carolina. The hotel is owned and managed by CN Hotels. “These owners are turning lemons in lemonade,” Adam said. “Like other hotel owners who are doing the same. They are counting on occupancy levels to return to normal when the pandemic is over. When that time comes they will be in a better position to take advantage of a strong economy.”

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State and City of Detroit officials have approved $6.1 million in economic development incentives to turn a 13-story residential hotel in downtown Detroit Michigan that recently housed lower and moderate-income tenants into an upscale Hilton hotel. The development group, Downtown Hospitality Detroit LLC, is planning a $50-million renovation of the old Park Avenue House, 2305 Park Ave., to turn it into a 172-room Tapestry Collection by Hilton hotel featuring a first-floor restaurant and a cafe. The building would be renamed Royal Palm Hotel, which was its original name when it opened in 1924 as a Louis Kamper-designed property for prominent Detroit hotel developer Lew Tuller. The building most recently functioned as a residential hotel and was known for its low rates.
 
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The owners of the Battleground Inn are taking advantage of the hotel’s closure due the Covid 19 pandemic to completely renovate the hotel and convert it to the Hotel Denim. The 48 guestrooms hotel is located at 1517 Westover Terrace in Greensboro North Carolina. The hotel is owned and managed by CN Hotels whose vice president is Tushar Zaver. During the pandemic many hotel ownership groups have used the period of low occupancy to complete deferred maintenance or accelerate their renovation programs. The renovation project will be completed in the 4th quarter of 2020.
 
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Developer NexGen Hotels is planning to build a $16 million, 107-suite hotel a few miles from O’Hare Airport. The company will build a 63,000 square-foot Home2 Suites by Hilton that will open in the summer of 2022 at 1700 S. Higgins Road in Des Plaines Illinois. Groundbreaking is planned for April 2021. NexGen Hotels Principal is Chris Patel. Origination Design is the architect, and Genuine Hospitality Group will manage the hotel.
 
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Construction will soon begin on the restoration of the former Bank of America building at 68 Patton Avenue in Ashville North Carolina converting the building to a 6o guestroom boutique hotel. The architect and project manager is Tanya De Leon of MHAworks. Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate is the project developer. Demolition crews have started work on the site. The contractor awaits its building permit but anticipates beginning construction in September with completion of the hotel planned for March 2022. The building’s interior will be completely gutted and rebuilt while the exterior will be restored. The top floor will be an event space, clad mostly with windows. The ground floor level will include a restaurant that will be open to the public.
 
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The city of Miami Beach Florida has approved the URBIN, a coworking, co-living project that includes wellness and a hotel. Developer URBIN Miami Beach Partners project was approved for 62,000 square feet of development, including four floors of co-working with 139 desks, 49 co-living units, 56 hotel rooms, and a 4,000-square-foot wellness center at 1234 and 1260 Washington Ave. There would be a garden and lounge on the roof. The project would include a small retail space. The developer would demolish a retail building on the property and renovate an office building. The new building would rise six stories. Touzet Studios designed the project. The developer plans to break ground in 2020 and complete the project in 2023. The other future URBIN locations are in Coral Gables and Coconut Grove Florida.
 
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