Mia A. Mackman

Aug 18, 2024 | hotelexecutive.com | Mia A. Mackman

Image by Nancy Bourque As the wellness real estate market continues to accelerate, it seems increasingly clear that wellness and sustainable asset types will become a new class of properties in the market. Whereas these developments have been underway for a while, these assets often have distinct property features that require reconsidering the wide and general framework of conventional financing, valuation methodologies, CAP rate averages, and WACC factors.

May 26, 2024 | hotelexecutive.com | Mia A. Mackman

Photo by Antonino Visalli on Unsplash Wellness-Hospitality is Not a Trend This is a new benchmark for lifestyle, leisure, better health, and premium hospitality. This article reviews the mounting employee tensions in the hospitality market, specifically regarding service workers and provider orientations in spa and wellness departments. Amid a time of significant global and methodical change, a new generation of hospitality is coming of age.

Jul 26, 2023 | hospitalitynet.org | Mia A. Mackman

While the world continues to experience global and economic unknowns, planning may feel challenging for the years ahead. The hotel and resort markets are on the precipice of convergence and evolution of new developments we have not experienced before. This will introduce new dynamics pertaining to financing, lending institutions, and investment concerns.

Mar 5, 2023 | hotelexecutive.com | Mackman ES |Mia A. Mackman |Arte Nathan |Julie Cheetham

In earlier times, large private estates were common features in popular and key regions worldwide. Before World War 1, estates, mansions, and oversized residential living, if attainable, were common lifestyle choices for elite and wealthy families. These properties continued to flourish and were built through the industrial revolution and continue to be built today. Meanwhile, property values have outgrown the wherewithal of new generational reach with the passing of time.