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Leisurely Return To Business Travel Threatens U.S. Hotels With $20B-Plus Shortfall
Business travelers are returning to the road, but not fast enough for hotels.
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Business travelers are returning to the road, but not fast enough for hotels.
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More than 36 million people visited Denver in 2022.
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The investment giants are planning a $1.94B CMBS offering to refinance the debt covering Extended Stay America hotels in 33 states.
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San Diego is a top destination, but hotel operators still need to keep on their toes.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino likened the impact of the event to “104 Super Bowls in a month.” But the overall impact hasn’t quite hit that level.
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Once you go Airbnb, you never go back.
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As department stores die — namely Sears and JC Penney — landlords are turning to apartments, hotels and other uses to fill the space.
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The latest at the J.C. Penney campus redevelopment.
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A WeWork lease in Ballston and a Silver Spring apartment sale were revealed in Q2 earnings releases, plus an update on Park Hotels' acquisition of Chesapeake.
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Nutella is opening a pop-up hotel with a hazelnut-spread theme in the Napa Valley.
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