Bigger, Better, Faster, Stronger: Disrupters Are Dislodging Stodgy Hotel Business
Disruptors are helping nudge the hotel industry off of its laurels and onto the future.
Disruptors are helping nudge the hotel industry off of its laurels and onto the future.
Cushman & Wakefield's Darian Leblanc won CREBA's broker of the year and top GSA broker awards, and several other brokers at the firm went home with top honors.
French nuclear power company Orano is movings its U.S. headquarters from D.C. to a new development in Downtown Bethesda.
Atlanta-based Cartel Properties is developing a two-building mixed-use project in the Buckhead Village for the hotelier.
Whether designing a hotel lobby that welcomes the community or drawing people into a marketplace, the experience is what counts.
Developers, retailers and landlords are already building and designing properties to cater to Generation Z.
Loan sponsors Simon Property and Farallon Capital are facing crunch time to rework the loan by the end of the year.
Hotel developers Don Peebles, Jim Abdo, Carr's Austin Flajser and Foxhall's Matt Wexler see monumental shifts occurring in the D.C. hospitality market.
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Piedmont also secured two deals at its Central Perimeter office complex during the past quarter.
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