Top Property Sales Recognized for Columbus A prominent multifamily deal handled by Eastdil Secured and an industrial disposition arranged by JLL are among the top fourth-quarter property sales recognized by CoStar.
Top Office Leases Recognized for ColumbusProminent office leases signed by Lancaster Colony, the FBI and Ask Chemicals, and negotiated by top dealmakers from Colliers and JLL, are among the fourth-quarter office leases re...
Top Retail Leases Recognized for ColumbusProminent retail leases signed by Best Buy, Furniture Plus and Value Home Center, and negotiated by top dealmakers from Capitol Real Estate Advisors and Green Earth Realty, are amo...
Top Industrial Leases Recognized for ColumbusProminent industrial leases signed by Beitler Logistics Services, Crane Worldwide Logistics and NFI Industries — and negotiated by top dealmakers from the likes of JLL — are among ...
Wyndham execs expect a rebound in US travel in 2025Speaking during the company's fourth quarter and full-year 2024 earnings call, President and CEO Geoff Ballotti said infrastructure spending and confident leisure travelers will drive 2025 performance.
Aimbridge is out of 'the penalty box,' CEO saysIn an interview with HNN, Aimbridge Hospitality CEO Craig Smith spoke about being able to focus more on performance for its hotel owners now that its debt issue is resolved.
Edinburgh's booming hotel demand could feel effects of UK's first tourism taxAs a hotel market, Scottish capital Edinburgh has seen a flood of tourism demand in the last several years. But that tourism wave has forced local officials to pass a 5% tourism tax on overnight accommodations beginning in July 2026.
CoStar World News for Feb. 13European hoteliers look to boost sustainability; Bank launches latest in string of multi-nation CMBS financings; French logistics properties top investor demand
Hotel owners in Europe feel push to prioritize sustainabilityAs European lawmakers pass more regulations on climate policy, hotel owners say ESG initiatives are part of their asset strategy to see a return on investment when the time comes to sell.
Hotel execs share insights into global trendsHotel executives spoke about travel trends emerging in international markets and the evolving role of technology in the hospitality business.
The world’s biggest property services company sees gains in markets including New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Boston.