Articles tagged “cbre”

Business Travel

Is WeWork Missing the Golden Opportunity for Remote Working?

The co-working giant posted a $504 million loss for the first quarter of this year, although the figures are heading in the right direction. But has it run out of steam after setting right so many wrongs in the past?

Matthew Parsons | 10 months ago

Is WeWork Missing the Golden Opportunity for Remote Working?

Hotels

U.S. Hotel Labor Wage Growth Speeds Up

Hoteliers will be watching if the fight for scarce workers with the allure of higher pay pressures profits as the recovery unfolds.

Sean O'Neill | 11 months ago

U.S. Hotel Labor Wage Growth Speeds Up

Hotels

U.S. Hotel Development Pipeline Is in Good Shape With Dallas Booming

This year 762 U.S. hotels are forecast to open. Dallas has attracted the most development, with Atlanta and Los Angeles close behind.

Sean O'Neill | 11 months ago

U.S. Hotel Development Pipeline Is in Good Shape With Dallas Booming

Hotels

The Best of Daily Lodging Report for the Week Ending November 5

Data out of Asia shows just how bad border closures are hurting hotel business in major cities while it's business as usual on the investment transaction front.

Cameron Sperance | 1 year ago

The Best of Daily Lodging Report for the Week Ending November 5

Hotels

Hotel Jobs Report Shows Many Workers Still Aren’t Coming Back

Time to find a new talking point for earnings season. Major hotel CEOs over the summer blamed their hiring issues on the fact furloughed employees received an extra $300 in unemployment benefits from the pandemic relief bill. The benefits lapsed, and hotels are still having a hard time hiring.

Cameron Sperance | 1 year ago

Hotel Jobs Report Shows Many Workers Still Aren’t Coming Back

Coronavirus

Hotel Lenders Rush Back In Even With Growing Labor Shortage Crisis

Hotels face massive worker shortages this summer, but investors don't care and still want to buy up assets. Chalk this up to taking the long view and hoping hotels find a way to win back workers from other industries.

Cameron Sperance, Skift | 2 years ago

Hotel Lenders Rush Back In Even With Growing Labor Shortage Crisis

Coronavirus

How a Hotel GM Tackled the Pandemic From Years of Surviving Terrorist Attacks

This general manager of an iconic Times Square property experienced turbulent times in Turkey, and tempers expectations of a quick recovery for New York.

Matthew Parsons, Skift | 2 years ago

How a Hotel GM Tackled the Pandemic From Years of Surviving Terrorist Attacks

Coronavirus

A-Rod Among New Breed of Lenders Selectively Looking to Finance Hotel Projects

Want to build a new resort by the beach or acquire a five-star hotel downtown in a major U.S. city? Lenders are listening. But if you want to break ground on a roadside motel in a secondary market, you may be waiting for the bank to return your calls for several years.

Cameron Sperance, Skift | 2 years ago

A-Rod Among New Breed of Lenders Selectively Looking to Finance Hotel Projects

Coronavirus

U.S. Leads the World in Hotel Construction During Pandemic

Don't be fooled by these numbers in the United States. It will be years for hotel construction to once again hit peak levels seen only months ago.

Cameron Sperance, Skift | 2 years ago

U.S. Leads the World in Hotel Construction During Pandemic

Coronavirus

Convention Plateau: The Hotel Recovery Can Only Go So Far Without Group Bookings

Unless a vaccine or widespread coronavirus treatment becomes available this year, a W-shaped hotel industry recovery seems likely. But that doesn't mean hoteliers should accept that fate — alternative revenue streams are out there.

Cameron Sperance, Skift | 3 years ago

Convention Plateau: The Hotel Recovery Can Only Go So Far Without Group Bookings