Article Published in HOTELS’ INVESTMENT OUTLOOK MORE THAN CO-WORK For some hotel companies, the benefits of providing co-working space come from sources other than F&B. At the Moxy Times Square, New York City, a barbershop and tattoo parlor go along with co-working spaces, says David Israel, senior vice president of HotelAve, the property’s asset manager...

Published by: Hotel News Now SCOTTSDALE, Arizona—Hoteliers can stop wondering when the industry will see its impending downturn, according to members of the Hospitality Asset Managers Association who believe it’s already hit. Speaking in a joint interview of HAMA board members during the association’s fall meeting, David Danieli, SVP of asset management for Pebblebrook Hotel..

Article by: National Geographic A NEW WAVE of design-centric boutique hotels is sweeping across the United States. From coast to coast, these properties aim to be homes away from home and they often pay tribute to their particular surroundings. Think residential-feeling interiors and stylized vignettes that feature local artwork, curated bookshelves, and scene-stealing pools. PERRY..

Published in Hotel News Now. It’s true every budget season, but particularly in today’s economic climate: Budgets and business plans must align with the owner’s investment objectives. As operators, owners and asset managers prepare for the 2020 budget season, it is important to view the business plan from an “owner investment” lens to ensure that..

Article published by LODGING. The State of the Industry Right away, the panelists noted that while the hotel industry continues to do well, the industry isn’t as solid as it was.  Russo said that her outlook isn’t optimistic, and that industry has seen quite a bit of deceleration over the past couple of years. “I..