Get ready America for assisted living to be the engine of growth in the seniors housing business over the next three years. That's the takeaway from a newly released survey of more than 250 industry professionals by...
The banking, housing and economic crises have taken a toll on Americans' financial health, forcing consumers to curtail leisure and business travel. U.S. hotel occupancy in January was 45.9%, down from 51.5% in...
Get ready America for assisted living to be the engine of growth in the seniors housing business over the next three years. That’s the takeaway from a newly released survey of more than 250 industry professionals by ...
The sagging U.S. economy builds a strong case for low inflation in the near term, but the federal government’s recent passage of a $787 billion stimulus package followed by a $410 billion omnibus spending bill argues...
One of the coolest spots to hold a seminar in Detroit may be the Fort Shelby Hotel’s 21,000 sq. ft. conference center, which has plenty of new bells and whistles after the hotel underwent a $90 million renovation and...
When hospitality professionals throughout the Southeast gather at the Marriott Marquis in downtown Atlanta early next week for the 21st annual Hunter Hotel Investment Conference, they likely will feel shell-shocked. A...
The gloom and doom surrounding the nation’s rising unemployment rate, now 8.1%, is so dramatically overstated that “it’s mind-boggling”, says economist James Smith, who maintains that some of the positive news is...
March came in like a lion, meteorologically speaking, with heavy snow and cold in the East. Too bad the same couldn't be said of the feeble U.S. economy, which is barely purring and continues to shed jobs. Non-farm...
In an ironic twist, amid one of the bleakest economic periods in Detroit's history the city is celebrating the restoration of two landmark hotels downtown that are powerful reminders of its prosperous past. It's a...
SAN DIEGO — Despite the likely passage of a federal stimulus package currently valued at about $789.5 billion and signs that the credit markets are starting to thaw in Corporate America, commercial and multifamily...