CoStar World News for Nov. 21Investor plans to buy three Tokyo hotels; Global law firm leases large London office space; BlackRock partners in French logistics property purchase
Caribbean hotel demand strong amid slower rate growthCaribbean hotels and resorts escaped a devastating hurricane season this year, and travel demand remains strong, particularly for luxury. However, rate growth is stabilizing, following U.S. trend patterns.
Earnings
Hotel REIT execs expect deals environment to gradually openIn this collection of earnings calls commentary, executives from hotel-focused real estate investment trusts speak about the factors they believe will lead to a more active deals environment.
Ashford Trust pays down more than $100 million of strategic financingDuring the company's third-quarter 2024 earnings call, Ashford Hospitality Trust's CEO spoke about its progress in repaying its strategic financing as well as upcoming hotel conversions that should enable higher rates.
The players in Italy's hotel investment and development sceneItaly is celebrated as a historical, artistic and cultural jewel of the world, but there's a great deal of red tape in place to preserve that history, which can require a guiding hand for hoteliers looking for development opportunities.
Earnings
What could flip Summit Hotel Properties from a net seller to a net buyerAustin, Texas-based Summit Hotel Properties sold the 101-room Four Points by Sheraton San Francisco Airport in October for $17.7 million, part of the 10 hotels the company has sold in the past 18 months for $150 million.
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Tell Me More podcasters Isaac Collazo from STR and Jan Freitag from CoStar join host Stephanie Ricca to unpack October U.S. hotel performance highlights.
Tell Me More podcasters Isaac Collazo from STR and Jan Freitag from CoStar join host Stephanie Ricca to unpack October U.S. hotel performance highlights.
Investors have turned their attention to Dublin, where hotel supply is low and demand is still consistent. Two 2024 deals could unlock another wave of activity in 2025.
Investors have turned their attention to Dublin, where hotel supply is low and demand is still consistent. Two 2024 deals could unlock another wave of activity in 2025.
Traditional, large all-inclusive resorts are a mainstay in the Caribbean but as global brand companies expand in the segment, they're offering smaller all-inclusive experiences at higher brand levels.
Traditional, large all-inclusive resorts are a mainstay in the Caribbean but as global brand companies expand in the segment, they're offering smaller all-inclusive experiences at higher brand levels.
Dimitris Manikis, president of Europe, Middle East and Africa at Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, discusses the company's franchising efforts throughout Europe on the latest episode of The Upgrade podcast.
Dimitris Manikis, president of Europe, Middle East and Africa at Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, discusses the company's franchising efforts throughout Europe on the latest episode of The Upgrade podcast.