Can The Ultrarich Pay Off The Multibillion-Dollar Bet On One Beverly Hills?

The $10B One Beverly Hills development seeks to create a new luxury address for the ultrarich.

MCR Fails To Put Up $200M To Take Soho House Private

MCR pulls back on $200M committment to help take Soho House private.

Pandox Consortium Ups Stake In Dalata, But L&R Thought To Be Leading Bids

Despite upping its holdings in Dalata to nearly 10%, Scandinavian consortium Pandox is yet to make a formal bid for the Irish hotel group.

Chicago CRE To Pay Less City Property Tax Than Homeowners As Appeals Work In Its Favor

Following appeals to the county's Board of Review, Chicago CRE reduced its overall tax bill.

Chula Vista's Sprawling Gaylord Pacific Resort And Convention Center Complex Opens

The project includes 2M SF of hotel, convention space, restaurants and a water park.

Wealthy Travelers Pumping Up Luxury Hotel Rates As Overall Industry Slumps

As one hotel executive said, the luxury consumer has less price sensitivity when it comes to paying for travel and experiences.

Growth Of Luxury Hotel Sector Pulls Top End Of The Market In Its Wake

New opportunities are opening up in high-end hotels.

Finland's Bob W To Make Dublin Debut With Donnybrook Stadium Aparthotel

The Finnish aparthotel group will make its debut in Dublin after planning permission was given for redevelopment of a Circle K site opposite Donnybrook Stadium.

Hyatt Executive Chairman Tom Pritzker Retires, Cites Epstein Connection

The former CEO had been chairman of the board since 2004 and is leaving after friendly emails spread over nearly a decade with Jeffrey Epstein came to light.

Hotel Rates Continue To Rise In San Francisco, But Will Travelers Keep Coming?

Hotel rates continue to rise in San Francisco, but trouble could be on the horizon.