Trial Date Set For $5.8B Sale Of 15 U.S. Luxury Hotels

The sale of a portfolio of 15 U.S. hotel luxury properties is in limbo

‘The Hump Of Darkness’ Has Passed, But NYC's Hotels Are Particularly Far From The Light

Hotel owners are expecting demand for travel will bounce back, but that doesn’t necessarily mean a swift recovery for New York City.

'It's Not Easy, But We're Doing It': How 2 New D.C. Hotels Managed Opening During A Pandemic

D.C.'s new AC Hotel and Yotel properties welcomed their first guests in October amid a vastly different market than they once expected.

After Selling Billions In Apartments, RADCO Is Jumping Into Hotels

RADCO paid more than $13M for Central Perimeter DoubleTree.

Robot Concierges, Yacht Drop-Off And Mark Wahlberg: How Miami Hotels Are Competing For 'Bleisure' Travelers

The amenities arms race in Miami to capture increased business demand is heating up.

Business Travel’s Recent Rebound Is About To Get Hit By Corporate Cutbacks, Threatening Hotels Once More

Business travel has been on a slow and steady road to recovery, but in the face of an economic downturn, companies could begin to cut nonessential travel.

1,000 Units, Lab Buildings, Hotels: Developer Pitches Revealed For 28-Acre Medford Air Rights Project

Concept designs from eight developers for the Wellington station air rights project include thousands of housing units and lab development.

Chicago Lands DNC, Promising Good Times For City’s Struggling Hotels, Retailers

Chicago is expected to see $200M in economic impact — and a much-needed morale boost.

Amid Gradual LA Convention Center Rebound, Downtown Los Angeles Hotels Holding Their Own

A big expansion of the venue plus the continuing rebound of hospitality across the city could help Downtown hotels.

Marriott's Pipeline Hits Record High As It Adds Luxury, Midscale Hotels

The hotel giant has added more than 350,000 rooms since the end of 2019 as part of its expansion strategy, executives said in a meeting with investors.