Don't Overpay For Hotel Sites
Industry Insights
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Canadian Lodging Outlook August 2006
Don't Overpay For Hotel Sites
The Power Of The Per-diem Rate
Several markets in the United States rely heavily on government demand. Changes in the way allowances for government travelers are established can turn markets, for better or worse.
Canadian Lodging Outlook June 2006
Checking In After Six Months
Incentives of Historic Proportion
This article provides an introduction to the Federal Historic Preservation tax credit programs administered by the U.S. Government and the applicability of these programs to select hotel redevelopment projects.
The Value of an Owner's Representative
Discussing Project Management in the hospitality sector.
The Caribbean Market is Heating Up - In More Ways Than One
The Caribbean lodging market has rebounded from the difficult years of 2001 and 2002 and continues to post impressive gains that are attracting major foreign investment into the region.
Sydney Hotel Values Continue to Rise
Investors appear to have a sustained appetite for hotel property in Sydney and their capital values remain on an upward course.
Explanation Of Steve Rushmore's 2006 NYU Presentation
Steve Rushmore offers some thoughts on the interpretation and use of the Hotel Valuation Index.
Steve Rushmore's 2006 NYU Presentation
Hotel Valuation & Transaction Trends For the US Lodging Industry.
Canadian Lodging Outlook May 2006
A Simple Solution to Impact
Industry Insights
We have written thousands of articles about all aspects of hospitality, including valuations, investing, lending, operations, asset management, and much more.
Several markets in the United States rely heavily on government demand. Changes in the way allowances for government travelers are established can turn markets, for better or worse.
This article provides an introduction to the Federal Historic Preservation tax credit programs administered by the U.S. Government and the applicability of these programs to select hotel redevelopment projects.
Discussing Project Management in the hospitality sector.
The Caribbean lodging market has rebounded from the difficult years of 2001 and 2002 and continues to post impressive gains that are attracting major foreign investment into the region.
Investors appear to have a sustained appetite for hotel property in Sydney and their capital values remain on an upward course.
Steve Rushmore offers some thoughts on the interpretation and use of the Hotel Valuation Index.
Hotel Valuation & Transaction Trends For the US Lodging Industry.
Robust demand in urban centers continues to drive Canadian hotel values despite high interest rate environment.