A developer has confirmed that a Hyatt Place is still planned for downtown Waco. The project has experienced uneven progress since its groundbreaking. The pandemic led to scaled-back plans for the development.
Despite this, the project is moving forward, albeit slowly. Further details about the Hyatt Place project are available from the source, providing more information on the status and expected outcome of the development in downtown Waco.
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