International tourist counts from Asia, Europe, and South America still lag 2019 results
International tourist counts from Asia, Europe, and South America still lag 2019 results
The U.S. dollar has strengthened over the past four years, and Americans have used their purchasing power to vacation abroad, particularly in Europe and Asia. In December 2020, $1 ...
ALIS attendees share best practices to increase management contract signings and generate additional fee stream
The Americas Lodging Investment Summit (ALIS) brings together various hotel industry stakeholders every year, including hotel owners, brokerage firms, brand companies and managemen...
Landlord gets $300 million loan for property where Yeshiva University signed last year
JEMB Realty has concluded a major refinance of its mixed-use Herald Center in New York after signing one of the city’s largest 2024 leases with Yeshiva University.
Trade taxes delay could result in February rally, analysts say
Canadian real estate investment trusts have gotten off to a rocky start in 2025, but publicly traded property companies might have avoided an even-worse beginning because of a dela...
Today's headlines: Shiva Hotels refinances The BoTree for more than £300 million; Fewer US jobs added in January than expected; Marriott's Capuano on portfolio growth; Second winter storm this week heads east; New Orleans seeks economic boon from Super Bowl
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St. Lawrence Centre in Massena stores more goods than it sells after transformation
A once lively mall in northern New York state near Canada that attracted small-town and cross-border shoppers to outlets such as Sears, Ames and Bon-Ton is no longer selling its st...
Online travel agency looks to AI for improving customer, partner products
Expedia Group reported double-digit gains across several of its metrics for the fourth quarter in its latest earnings report, rounding out an overall successful 2024 for the compan...
John who cries and John who laughs. All things considered, this may sound like what the logistics real estate sector has been going through in recent months.
Minneapolis, Philadelphia and Kansas City stand out as top hotel markets
In a week refreshingly absent of calendar shifts, market moving events and weather-related disruptors, U.S. hotel performance looked quite healthy to close out January.
Tony Capuano talks layoffs, brand management and the return of Starwood
LOS ANGELES — Marriott International is nearly 100 years old as a company, and as such, changes over time.
Appetite for logistics securitisation suggests the market is picking up in Europe
Blackstone's first European commercial mortgage-backed security of the year, Sequoia Logistics 2025-1 DAC, the largest euro-denominated issuance CMBS since 2021, has priced at a we...
CoStar’s Patrick Scanlon discusses all things real estate data on the podcast Real Insights
Masayoshi Son, the chief executive of Japanese tech investment firm SoftBank, famously said, “Those who rule data will rule the entire world”, a sentiment not lost on people intere...
Appointments include a change of role and London promotion
Colliers is strengthening its business rates team by giving new roles to two of its employees with decades of experience in the sector.
CEO Matt Klein steps into role of chairman, three executives become managing principals
Akridge, one of Washington, D.C.'s most-prolific developers, has restructured its C-suite as the 50-year-old firm enters a pivotal period by opening the first phase of a large mixe...
If Waffle House is raising prices ...
It has become an Hotel News Now tradition that the crew covering the Americas Lodging Investment Summit has to go to the Original Pantry Cafe at some point while we're there.
The multi-activity leisure complex plans to expand in France and abroad
Closed since 2021, the site of the former star bowling alley in Lieusaint's Carré Sénart shopping center is about to be reborn. In April 2025, Hall U Need will take over the premis...
Latest agreement marks fourth facility at Curzon de Vere development
Octopus Real Estate has increased its lending at Port One Business and Logistics Park in Blakenham, Suffolk, to more than £50 million, marking its fourth loan at the development.
He succeeds Frederick Crot in this position.
Charles-Henri Bujard has been appointed President of the French Family Office Association (AFFO), effective February 3, 2025. He succeeds Frederick Crot.
Building housed the Le Caprice restaurant visited by royalty and legendary musicians
Global alternative investment firm King Street and lender Cohort Capital have agreed a £171 million facility to support the refinancing of Arlington House, a prime residential led ...
On the occasion of the barometer of investment in logistics and business real estate, we gave our sponsors the opportunity to have their say.
To mark the launch of the barometer of investment in logistics and business real estate, some of the sponsors were interviewed by Bitv. Read all the interviews conducted by Gaël Th...