Cuomo Wants Empty Offices, Hotels Converted Into Housing. Most Landlords Aren't Ready To Make The Leap
It may be too early for landlords to start converting their commercial properties to residential
It may be too early for landlords to start converting their commercial properties to residential
Cass Business School data shows lenders turning off the investment tap for UK and London hotels
ACORE Capital is planning to make rescue loans to hotels beset by pandemic woes.
The REIT sold the Capitol Hill Hotel in D.C. for $51M and the Holiday Inn Express in Cambridge, Massachusetts, for $32M as it continues its asset sale strategy.
As travelers return to smaller, more intimate boutique hotels, developers and investors are kickstarting long-delayed projects in the sector.
Omicron and winter have been a one-two punch, but the variant is subsiding and warmer weather lies ahead.
Machine Investment Group loaned Relevant $72M last year to finish the hotels.
Resort executives have witnessed how conversions are driving growth. Lenders have held back financing new properties since the coronavirus emerged.
Marriott will pay $300M for the property and an additional $200M for the land to acquire it from a venture of Tishman Realty.
The ordinance restricts short-term rentals in single-family residential areas but allows properties to continue operating in multifamily-zoned districts.
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