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Articles tagged “hotel development”

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Morgan Stanley Flags Headwinds for Hotel Companies

Analysts for investment bank Morgan Stanley modestly sliced their price targets on several lodging companies largely out of concern about demand trends. Plus, more highlights from this week's news in hotel deals and development worldwide.

Sean O'Neill | 11 months ago

Morgan Stanley Flags Headwinds for Hotel Companies

Hotels

Marriott Doesn’t See Travelers Balking at Room Rates Yet

Travelers aren't pulling back from hotel spending in broad terms, said the world's largest hotel group. Plus, more highlights from this week's news in hotel deals and development worldwide.

Sean O'Neill | 12 months ago

Marriott Doesn’t See Travelers Balking at Room Rates Yet

Hotels

Park Hotels Gives Up on San Francisco’s Doggedly Weak Demand

It's ominous for San Francisco that a firm just abandoned 9 percent of the city's hotel rooms. It's crying uncle on a city struggling with weak hotel demand. Plus, more highlights from this week's news in hotel deals and development worldwide.

Sean O'Neill | 12 months ago

Park Hotels Gives Up on San Francisco’s Doggedly Weak Demand

Hotels

Hotel CEOs Are Loving Limited Rooms and High Prices

The good times will keep rolling for the hotel sector, according to its CEOs. They make a compelling case.

Sean O'Neill | 12 months ago

Hotel CEOs Are Loving Limited Rooms and High Prices

Hotels

Marriott CEO on the ‘Resilience of Travel’ and New Paths for Growth

Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano has decentralized some decision-making to help the company move faster in its development growth goals. He's also looking to add products adjacent to hotels, amplifying its loyalty program.

Sean O'Neill | 12 months ago

Marriott CEO on the ‘Resilience of Travel’ and New Paths for Growth

Hotels

Marriott to Launch Hotel Brand for Budget-Minded Extended-Stay Guests

Marriott's move underscores how hot the extended-stay category is.

Sean O'Neill | 12 months ago

Marriott to Launch Hotel Brand for Budget-Minded Extended-Stay Guests

Hotels

LVMH Stopped From Building a Luxury Hotel in Beverly Hills

LVMH's offer to build an ultra-luxury hotel in Beverly Hills got shot down by voters. Plus, more highlights from this week's news in hotel deals and development worldwide.

Sean O'Neill | 12 months ago

LVMH Stopped From Building a Luxury Hotel in Beverly Hills

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U.S. Hotel Performance Is Revised Upward

CBRE has again raised its forecast for U.S. hotel performance, expecting average revenue per available room to be up 6 percent year-over-year. Plus, more highlights from this week's news in hotel deals and development worldwide.

Sean O'Neill | 1 year ago

U.S. Hotel Performance Is Revised Upward

Hotels

Arlo Hotels Still Wants to Be Hip – But With Larger Rooms

Arlo Hotels, a U.S.-based independent brand, first bet on micro hotels, which pack in more guests per property. But now it favors larger rooms. It's betting that creating "experiences" and charging extra may prove more reliably profitable.

Sean O'Neill | 1 year ago

Arlo Hotels Still Wants to Be Hip – But With Larger Rooms

Hotels

Boutique Hotel Brand Faraway Tests Campus Concept

Acquire a boutique hotel with charming buildings in a resort town's center, connect it with green space, and boom, you have Blue Flag Partners’ Faraway campus concept. Are immersive concepts like this a fad or a growth area?

Leslie Barrie | 1 year ago

Boutique Hotel Brand Faraway Tests Campus Concept