Marriott's Modular Movement: Why Its Development Chief Wants Way More Modular

Marriott Chief Development Officer Eric Jacobs sees the hotel giant's use of modular construction intensifying, and the proof is in the Bay Area.

Confidence In Hospitality Is Slipping. How Can Developers Find The Financing They Need?

STR and Tourism Economics downgraded its revenue per room, or RevPAR, forecast for 2020. What does this mean for hotel developers moving forward?

Blackstone, Starwood Bet On The Long-Term Stay Segment's Resilience

Two deep-pocketed investors have bought a piece of Extended Stay America.

After Returning PPP Funds, Ashford Hospitality Trust Misses Nearly All Its Loan Payments

Hotel network Ashford Hospitality Trust missed interest and principal payments on nearly all of its loans.

Introducing The Hometel: The New Hospitality Concept That Actually Pays Rent, Post-Coronavirus

Hometel offers way for landlords hit by the coronavirus to make some money quickly

How Marriott Is Fighting To Save The Golden Goose: Its Loyalty Program

With business travel at a crawl, many longtime loyalty members would have lost the elite status that took them years to build, but Marriott is holding on.

Prosecutors Checking Into Trump Organization's $130M Loan For Chicago Tower

Prosecutors widened their probe into former President Donald Trump's business dealings and now want to learn more about a $130M loan for a Chicago tower.

Hospitality's Labor Shortage May Last Longer Than You Think

Many industries are experiencing labor shortages, but Covid-19 may discourage many Americans from ever returning to their hotel jobs.

Court Rules Aby Rosen Isn't Personally Responsible For Unpaid Rent, But His Companies Could Be

While Rosen can't be forced to pay $80M to the ground landlord, his company could still be taken to court for that money.

Roth: Vornado Eyeing Investment In Manhattan Casino, Soundstages

Hotel Pennsylvania is officially getting razed, as Vornado plots out its future.