Commercial Real Estate

Construction wrapping up on new Fayetteville hotel on Ramsey Street

By Staff Report, posted 2 years ago
Photo provided by: Pinkerton Laws 

Construction on a new Home2 Suites on Ramsey street is in its final stretch. The project run by Pinkerton & Laws, is currently in its interior stage, including working on the interior guestroom finishes, MEP trim out, hard ceiling frames, and first floor communal areas and back of house areas.

When completed, this property will be a four (4) story hotel and will have 109 guest rooms built within a master development.

The hotel sits on two-acres of land, and construction is expected to wrap completely in early 2024. 

This is Pinkerton & Laws’ third construction project in Fayetteville. Their two previous projects were for the same client who has seen great success running hotels in the Fayetteville area.

Pinkerton & Laws is a Southeast Regional company conducting work up and down the eastern seaboard. According to their website, Pinkerton & Laws is nationally recognized as a leader in “multi-unit”​ construction.

The final phase of construction includes interior work, including working on the interior guestroom finishes, MEP trim out, hard ceiling frames, and first floor communal areas and back of house areas.  Photo provided by: Pinkerton Laws
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