War, Disease, Economic Agony (And Surging Gas Prices) Will Probably Not Deter Hospitality Sector

Oil is at $100 a barrel and gas prices are at their highest levels since the Great Recession, but Americans are still itching to travel.

Georgia-Based Coworking Provider Plans 500-Location Expansion Thanks To New Investment

The coworking provider currently operates three locations in suburban Atlanta.

Recently Opened Napa Four Seasons Sells For $2.1M Per Room, Nearly A Record

The sale marks the second highest on record for the U.S. on a per-key basis.

Marriott Leaning Hard Into Conversions To Hit Growth Targets As Recovery Progresses

Marriott's recovery from the worst of the pandemic sped up in the third quarter, and execs want the company to resume adding rooms at its pre-pandemic pace.

Waldorf Astoria's $2B Condo Conversion Is Over Budget, Behind Schedule As Top Exec Departs

Costs and timing of the revamp of the iconic Waldorf Astoria into luxury condominiums have blown out.

Yotel In Downtown San Francisco Acquired For $62M In Foreclosure Auction

Yotel's previous owners defaulted on their loan payments in March.

Trump Closes On Record Sale Of Old Post Office. Next Up: D.C.'s First Waldorf Astoria

Trump will likely earn a huge profit from the property that earned him a great deal of scrutiny during his presidency.

Resolution To Fund $1.5B Worth Of Improvements At Convention Center, Fair Park Gets Dallas Council Nod

If approved by voters, the increase would translate to $1.5B worth of funding for an expansion of the convention center and upgrades at six Fair Park buildings.

San Francisco's Hospitality Industry Faces Labor Shortage, Subdued Travel As It Pushes Toward Recovery

San Francisco's hotel industry is creeping back to form, and experts are optimistic.

Lenders Sue Margaritaville Times Square Owners For $85M After Bankruptcy Filing

Arden Group and Corten Real Estate claim developers Soho Properties and Stephen Weiss and Andrew Weiss are personally responsible for the loan.