Independent hotels in resort towns are facing a make-or-break summer.
By the end of next year, LA's hotels are anticipated to take a very modest first step on the path to recovery – but it will be a slow, hard trip.
The Hotel at Avalon did twice as much business during Thanksgiving week as it did pre-COVID-19, according to North American Properties.
Chicago-based Oxford Capital Group bought a five-hotel portfolio in the Bay Area.
Big jump in reservations from age group getting the vaccine first.
Federal Realty signed the hotel company to a 105K SF lease as the anchor tenant of a new 16-story office building it plans to break ground on before year-end.
The state is seeking to continue buying hotels to turn into housing for the homeless.
The Thompson and Tommie hotels in Hollywood should be completed this summer, thanks to new financing to help finish construction.
Omni CEO on surviving the pandemic and on selling hotel assets while the firm aims to buy and build new ones in the worst hospitality market in U.S. history.
Downtown hotels might be recovering, but it's going to take some time before the conventions they depend on will attract the kind of crowds seen in 2019.
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