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have added or updated 126 hotel projects in the last three weeks to the
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Notable projects entered in the last two weeks include:
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Hotel Redevelopment, Atlantic City NJ
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Holiday Inn, Quincy IL
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Staybridge Suites, Chicago IL
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Convention Center Hotel, Macon GA
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Marriott Hotel Expansion, Rockville MD
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Sky Ute Casino and Resort Expansion, Ignacio CO
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Hilton Garden Inn, San Bernardino CA
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Marriott Solana Expansion, Dallas TX
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Holiday Inn Express, Williamsport PA
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Hyatt Place, Dania Beach FL
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Hotel Redevelopment
(Atlantic City, NJ)
PROJECT INFORMATION
CW#: 717641
(Last Updated: 2/16/2007)
Est. Value: $93 million
Location: Atlantic City, NJ 08401. Corner of Chelsea and
Pacific avenues.
Construction Schedule: Est. Start Date: 10/2007 Est. End
Date: 5/2008
Details: Plans call for redeveloping the existing Holiday
Inn and Howard Johnson into a luxury hotel complex featuring a total of
337 rooms. The current 20-story Holiday Inn tower will include 220 rooms
and the five-story Howard Johnson wing will have 117 rooms.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Developer/Owner
Curtis Bashaw, Co-Founder and Co-Chief Executive Officer Cape Advisors
Cape May, 29 Perry Street, Cape May, NJ 08204, PH: 608-884-6580, Fax: 609-884-7949,
Email: [email protected],
http://www.capeadvisors.com
PROJECT NEWS/NOTES
February 16, 2007. A development group called AC Beach Development
Partners LLC, led by Curtis Bashaw acquired the property in January 2007
for $36.5 million. Architect Ricardo Legorreta designed the expansion. |
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