In many distress hotels, the blame lies with the inept hotel management companies.
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Shielding Against Incompetence
In many distress hotels, the blame lies with the inept hotel management companies.
Perth Market Analysis 2003
A detailed analysis of historic supply and demand trends and market performance, as well as a market outlook including projections for supply and demand and occupancy and rate performance.
Boston Hotel Market Review: Mid-2003
The Boston lodging market, always volatile, continues to decline through mid 2003. Developers are lined up at the door, however, waiting for construction capital. Meanwhile, a new convention center will open in 2004, providing some answers, but gen
Hospitality Lighting - Purchasing and Installation
There are many considerations purchasing agents take into account before placing a lighting purchase order for guestroom and public areas. They must examine an order from an operations point of view, as well as a guest's. A lighting fixture can be ei
Economy and Hotel Sales Improve in the Second Quarter of 2003
This article highlights how the economy and hotel sales move in tandem. Starting in May of this year, right after President Bush announced the combat portion of the war in Iraq over, the economy and hotel sales started to improve.
Brisbane Market Analysis 2003
A detailed analysis of historic supply and demand trends and market performance, as well as a market outlook including projections for supply and demand and occupancy and rate performance.
Canadian Lodging Outlook July 2003
How To Get The Best Sales Price
Insights to Successful FF&E Vendor Selection
Choosing the perfect vendor for a client is not a simple process, particularly if the purchaser is utilizing a previously unknown company. But after examining the financial stability, references and evaluating the product of a potential vendor, the
Fire Your Staff - And Lease Them Back
Employee leasing works as follows: you the owner/employer terminate your employees and immediatley hire them back by an employee leasing organization.
Structuring A Hotel Investment
The components of a hotel investment, complete with an example of how such transactions are being conducted, are examined.
Industry Insights
We have written thousands of articles about all aspects of hospitality, including valuations, investing, lending, operations, asset management, and much more.
A detailed analysis of historic supply and demand trends and market performance, as well as a market outlook including projections for supply and demand and occupancy and rate performance.
The Boston lodging market, always volatile, continues to decline through mid 2003. Developers are lined up at the door, however, waiting for construction capital. Meanwhile, a new convention center will open in 2004, providing some answers, but gen
There are many considerations purchasing agents take into account before placing a lighting purchase order for guestroom and public areas. They must examine an order from an operations point of view, as well as a guest's. A lighting fixture can be ei
This article highlights how the economy and hotel sales move in tandem. Starting in May of this year, right after President Bush announced the combat portion of the war in Iraq over, the economy and hotel sales started to improve.
A detailed analysis of historic supply and demand trends and market performance, as well as a market outlook including projections for supply and demand and occupancy and rate performance.
Choosing the perfect vendor for a client is not a simple process, particularly if the purchaser is utilizing a previously unknown company. But after examining the financial stability, references and evaluating the product of a potential vendor, the
Employee leasing works as follows: you the owner/employer terminate your employees and immediatley hire them back by an employee leasing organization.
The components of a hotel investment, complete with an example of how such transactions are being conducted, are examined.
Robust demand in urban centers continues to drive Canadian hotel values despite high interest rate environment.