Independent, Midscale Hotels Provide Best Buying Opportunities
Although the biggest and most expensive distressed hotel assets have garnered the lion’s share of attention over the past 18 months, in reality it’s the upscale and midscale hotels without food and beverage that have been hit hardest...
Is the Glass Half Empty or Half Full for Hoteliers?
Bill Hoffman insists that he is not a prophet of doom, but some hotel industry executives might beg to differ. The founder and CEO of Trigild, a San Diego-based...
Hotels Bloom In Atlanta
Hotels are blooming in Atlanta, the economic hub of the Southeast. At least six hotels and 4,000 new hotel rooms have come on line over the past two years...
Lodging: A Phoenix Rising
The worst is past. That's the consensus of hotel experts who believe that the lodging sector hit bottom in the third or fourth quarter last year and has...
Hotel Markets, Including Beleaguered New Orleans, See Revenue Rise
New Orleans is experiencing its share of troubles, but its hospitality industry caught a break as hotel revenue rose substantially last week, according to data firm Smith Travel Research. ...
Veteran Broker Bill Stone to Lead Canadian Hotel Practice of CBRE
Bill Stone, an icon in the Canadian hotel industry and former executive managing director of the hospitality group for Colliers International, has joined CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) as executive vice president to lead its Canadian hotel practice....
Disasters Put Hotels on Edge
It’s astonishing to me, given the volume of harrowing news we’ve had to digest in the past several months, that the hotel industry isn’t in worse shape than it is....
Potentially Troubled CMBS Lodging Loans Fly Under the Radar
Opportunity buyers looking for institutional-grade hotel investments have so far been met with steep competition from foreign investors, private equity and REITs, among others. ...
Hotel Recession Kicks in for W Brand
W Hotels built in recent years in New York, Atlanta, Phoenix/Scottsdale, San Diego... you get the idea... are in deep trouble....
Hotel Bookings Spur Optimism As Leisure Travelers Return To Market
Advance bookings of hotel rooms across the country show that occupancy rates are poised to grow again, welcome news after last year’s dismal record for the hospitality industry. ...
Hotel Industry Stops Bleeding
Jan Freitag, vice president of Henderson, Tenn.-based Smith Travel Research, did his best to put a good spin on the state of the hotel industry in his presentation yesterday at the Hunter Hotel Conference in Atlanta. ...
Lodging Industry Takes Pulse of Recovery at Hunter Conference in Atlanta
ATLANTA — The state of the hospitality industry in the Southeast goes under the microscope starting today as the 22nd annual Hunter Hotel Investment Conference kicks off at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis downtown....
U.S. Hotels Report Mixed Signals This Week
The U.S. hotel industry reported mixed results in the three key measurements during the week of 14-20 February 2010, according to data from Henderson, Tenn.-based researcher Smith Travel Research....
Is There Hope for Hotels?
No other commercial real estate sector has been quite so maligned as hotels (ok, maybe retail, but that’s another story). Now there appear to be a few rays of light emanating from the dark shroud that has been drawn over the hospitality industry. ...
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