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Data supports the increasing frequency and very real impact of extreme weather events on the hotel industry, so what are hoteliers to do to ensure that their properties survive? Hospitality Management is pleased to...
The hotel industry has waited for the U.S. Department of Labor to announce a proposed increase to the overtime exemption threshold. Now that it has, here is what hoteliers need to know. REPORT FOR...
The U.S. hotel industry reported occupancy dropped 2.4% to 66.8% during the week of 3-9 March. ADR rose 0.8% to $132.01, but RevPAR decreased 1.7% to $88.15. The U.S. hotel industry reported mixed year-over-year...
Gambling and by association, casinos, are known as one of mankind’s favorite guilty pleasures. The thrill of winning hundreds or even thousands of dollars is enough to create enjoyment and even addiction. As the...
The Center for Economic Development and Business Research released its Misery Index 2018 Q4. The index measures the impact of economic conditions on people by combining changes in the Housing Price Index, the Consumer...
Ten of the Federal Reserve Districts Reported a Growing Economy with Slight to Moderate Growth Economic activity continued to expand in late January and February, with ten Districts reporting slight-to-moderate growth, and Philadelphia and...
For the past several years, the appraisal profession has battled the fact that a significant percentage of its workforce is aging. And as a greater number of appraisers approach retirement age, fewer newcomers are...
A total of 707 property sales totaling $29.5 billion made 2018 the most active year for hotel transactions since 2007, according to the Hotel Transaction Almanac produced by STR’s Consulting & Analytics office and...
The Green New Deal would lead to significant overhauls in how U.S. real estate is developed and how Americans go about their daily commute. The bill, which is not expected to pass an upcoming vote in...
WICHITA, Kansas – Four NAI Martens senior vice presidents are purchasing a majority stake in the company, which is Kansas’ largest full-service commercial real estate firm. The four veteran brokers – Jeff Englert, Grant...
