... . That's only a mild exaggeration, with word that Drury Hotels Co is planning to develop a property at 315 Third ... 's the place for new or proposed hotels. Not counting Drury's proposal, 14 hotels representing about 3,800 rooms are underway ...
... -use but on leasing full buildings, turning them into quasi-hotels. By contrast, Stay Alfred has invested heavily its mixed-use ...
Atlanta-based InterContinental Hotels Group, which had planned to develop a 120-room Staybridge ... are no Staybridge Suites properties in Nashville. Tennessee's only hotels under that extended-stay flag are one in Memphis, two ...
... , for instance) to complement it. Though he is known for hotels, he said a hotel is not the only option for ... next growth area. Dayal owns a number of Nashville-area hotels, and is involved in the construction of the Holiday Inn ...
Orlando-based Xenia, a REIT that owns 42 hotels nationwide under various flags — Marriott, Kimpton, Hyatt, Aston, Fairmont, and ...
... . In the early years of Starwood, we were buying land, hotels and multifamily. But I've stayed focused on rental residential ...
... in a single building. The property will include an AC Hotels, Residence Inn and SpringHill Suites with 209 rooms, 136 rooms ... -unit Hilton Garden Inn and adjacent 119-unit Home2 Suites Hotels in the West End/Vanderbilt submarket. Also in SoBro, Nashville ...
... Dream Hotel Group is rolling out a number of new hotels. Nashville is among them, along with properties in Qatar, Dallas ... , and two in New York City. The company already has hotels in New York, Thailand and Miami, among other places. [NBJ ...
... , 2018 7 U.S. Mall Owners Look To Apartments And Hotels To Replace Sears And JC Penney National Retail May 24 ...
... huge shock, Anbang has retracted its $14B bid for Starwood Hotels, saying "market considerations" forced it to back out of a ... -setting $1.95B Waldorf Astoria buy and $6.5B Strategic Hotels & Resorts deal. Beyond the statement, the firm offered little other ...
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