D.C. Hotels Face Declining Revenue, But Developers Won't Stop Building

Declining occupancy has made it difficult for D.C. hotel owners to raise rates, but developers are still launching projects that will add thousands of rooms.

MGM Resorts Ramps Up Its Game In Boutique Hotels With Sydell Group Acquisition

MGM Resorts buys half of Sydell Group to make an entry into non-gaming U.S. hotels.

As Minimum Wages Rise, Hotels, Industrial, Retail Are Feeling The Pressure

Rising labor costs associated with minimum wage increases are presenting challenges to businesses across the commercial real estate industry.

Why Oxford Capital Bought Four S.F. Hotels After Having None

The national hotel investor was largely absent from the Bay Area market. Then it bought four downtown San Francisco hotels for repositioning.

MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay Hotels Sell For $4.6B

MGM Grand Resorts sells MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay to a JV and leases them back.

Here's How Bad The Coronavirus Could Be For American Hotels

Coronavirus is expected to decrease Chinese visits to the U.S. this year by 28%, and China has recently been the No. 1 country for tourists coming to D.C.

D.C. Hotels Below 20% Occupancy During Usually Busy Summer Tourism Season

D.C. hotels remained around 20% occupancy in June, a fraction of their normal levels during the typically busy summer months.

California Cities Race For Emergency Funding To Turn Hotels, Other Properties Into Housing

Proposed projects in S.F. and the East and South Bays include rehabilitating current and former hotels, a college dorm building and a co-living property.

Startup That Turns Restaurants, Hotels Into Flexible Workspaces Raises $2.5M

WorkChew, founded in 2018, turns underutilized restaurant and hotel space into flexible workplaces.

Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuits Over Foreign Payments At Trump Hotels

The Supreme Court declined to hear the cases and ordered lower courts to dismiss the suits as Donald Trump is no longer president.