In Defense of the "Rushmore Approach" for Valuing the Real Estate Property Component of a Hotel
A hotel is a unique form of real estate consisting of four components: land, improvements, personal property, and the going business. Does it sound reasonable that the land and improvements account for only 36% of the overall total value?
Canadian Lodging Outlook October 2005
The Facts About Induced Demand
Canadian Lodging Outlook September 2005
Now Is The Time To Buy New Orleans Hotel
Now Is Time To Buy New Orleans Hotel
Steve Rushmore's October 2005 Hotels monthly.
Canadian Lodging Outlook August 2005
What Does a Franchise Cost?
Canadian Lodging Outlook July 2005
Basic Concepts of Co-Branding...
What Does A Franchise Cost?
Steve Rushmore's August 2005 Hotels monthly.
CMBS Emerging Market Dominance
The real estate capital markets demonstrate a remarkable ability to change and adapt. Perhaps, the most significant example is the emergence of the Commercial Mortgage Backed Security (CMBS)...
Canadian Lodging Outlook June 2005
Updated Smith Travel Research Markets in the Canadian Lodging Outlook
Parking Asset Management - Part III
More Than Spare Change: Spare Cash In The Parking Couch...The Third Edition of a Three Part Series on Parking Asset Management Success