MAY 10- BISNOW HOTEL CONFERENCE!

If you’re interested in the booming hotel sector, come to Washington, DC, at the height of glorious springtime, and stay at the city’s most luxurious hotel, the Jefferson, above, or two blocks away at the iconic Capital Hilton where our first Bisnow national Hotel Investment Converence will be held on May 10. We have secured discounted rooms for you at both venues, while they last. Both are steps from the White House. DC is now arguably the capital of the hotel industry (HQ of Marriott and Hilton and many hotel investment firms) and top officials of leading owners, brands, brokers, and financiers will be speaking: Pebblebrook, Choice, Hersha, LaSalle, Mesa West, LW Hospitality, Crestline, Apple REIT, Humboldt, Ackman Ziff, Walker Dunlop, Morgan Keegan, Allied, and others. Network with key figures in the industry and find out the latest trends and opportunities. SIGN UP NOW. Regarding hotel reservations,write to us and let us know your desired dates. We’re also planning a cocktail party the night before for out-of-towners.

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