Natalie Harms
Co-Founder and Blogger at ItsNotHouItsMe
Reporter at Hotel News Now
Founding editor of @innomaphou @energycaphtx + creator of @itsnothouitsme. Full of tweets about innovation, Houston, books, journalism, & personal shenanigans.
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5 days ago |
costar.com | Natalie Harms
NEW YORK — For most of the year, the hospitality industry has been bracing for impact from new policies from the Trump administration. But after being in a holding pattern for the past few months, hotel leaders and economists at the NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum are pointing to the data to see what's actually happening.
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6 days ago |
costar.com | Natalie Harms
With almost half of 2025 in the rearview mirror, the travel and hospitality industries have faced a bevy of challenges. As proposed and enforced tariffs fluctuate — even on a daily basis at times — hoteliers have lived in a purgatory of uncertainty when it comes to making big business decisions. “We're beginning to now see some economic data telling us that there are a lot of businesses in wait-and-see mode," said Bernard Baumohl, chief global economist at The Economic Outlook Group.
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1 week ago |
costar.com | Natalie Harms
If there's one thing hoteliers in the Asheville area want you to know it's that — despite how devastating Hurricane Helene was last September — the region is open for business. The category four hurricane, which hit the Southeastern region of the United States from Sept. 24-27 last year, caused significant wreckage and left an economic impact of nearly $60 billion on the state of North Carolina, according to an October report from the Office of State Budget and Management.
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2 weeks ago |
costar.com | Natalie Harms
Thirty miles out to sea lies an 18th century, year-round resort on an idyllic island preserved in time — so much that it's inspired dozens of novels from the pen of one of the island's own residents. For a few summers, New York Times-bestselling author Elin Hilderbrand wrote her novels at The Nantucket Hotel & Resort. Then one day, she wrote a book set there — or a fictionized version of the hotel.
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3 weeks ago |
costar.com | Natalie Harms
A Miami real estate developer has acquired a beachfront resort and golf course and plans a massive redevelopment to the tune of $827 million. Concord Wilshire Capital bought the Grand Lucayan Resort from the Bahamian government in a $120 million transaction that closed on Thursday, according to a news release. Included in the deal is the 56-acre beachfront resort and 160-acre Reef Golf Course.
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