Good Hotel Times Roll in 2014

The hotel investment market is transitioning off one of the busiest years ever, according to CBRE Hotels EVP Bill Stone—and all signs for 2014 are positive. The company's 2014 Canadian Hotel Review reveals private investors are expected to remain active, and we should see an uptick in US investment. It's hard to imagine the market meeting the same volume of deal activity as 2013, and while the overall investment volume might decline, "pricing of quality assets will remain at comparable levels to the ones recorded over the past year."

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