Until lenders can wade through the $2 trillion U.S. stimulus package and determine valuations, hotel deals will remain on ice. Expect smaller banks to issue the first round of hotel loans on the upswing.
We asked Meet the Money 2019 attendees where they see the hospitality industry headed in 2019 and 2020--where are the opportunities? The challenges? What trends are emerging? Hotel executives tell us what their expectations are at our national hotel finance and investment conference.
Hotels and other commercial properties are more than just the physical brick-and-mortar building and entrepreneurs making their first foray into the hotel or commercial property real estate industry may not necessarily know what they are getting themselves into.
GlobalHotelNetwork.com asked its Advisory Network "where do you see the best opportunities for hotel investment or development?"
Join Mike McGinley of Live Oak Bank along with Evan Weiss and Daniel Lesser of LW Hospitality Advisors as they kick off the Hotel Industry Insights Webinar Series and cover all things appraisals.
Much has been written about brand proliferation in the hotel industry over the last several years, but the explosive increase of hotel brands in recent years has reached an astounding level. This staggering trend of exponential growth appears to have no end in sight.
Last year was a record-breaking one for the United States hotel industry in terms of key performance metrics as well as supply and demand.
The hotel industry’s knight in shining armor isn’t generating the massive profit surplus operators were expecting.
With the rise of services like Airbnb that feature vacation homes rented by owners, travelers have more varied lodging options than ever before. This industry development has had a measurable effect on the profitability of hotels.
Hotel transactions in the United States continue to boom thanks to a steady economy and favorable outcomes from tax-law changes.