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A firm controlled by the Middle Eastern country is now the owner of one of Manhattan's most legendary buildings.
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The circa-1975 Buckhead hotel has already seen cash flow diminish by nearly 20%.
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Hotel development is booming in California.
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Eaton Workshop will open its the first U.S. location of its hotel-coworking hybrid concept in D.C. in the coming weeks.
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Residential groups across the country are concerned the hotel boom is taking a bite out of their respective neighborhood identities.
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Kushner Cos. sold off much of its New Jersey assets to finance the purchase of 666 Fifth Ave., but it has been buying back into the state recently.
Here are five things hotel developers need to know about securing financing for their next project.
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A new Bay Area hotel is using modular construction to cut down on build times.
More stringent underwriting practices post-crisis have enabled borrowers to pay off and refi loans at a healthy pace.
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The Church of Scientology has found a new buyer for its dilapidated building in Boston's South End.
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