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1 week ago |
hospitalityinvestor.com | Ben Walker
Ennismore, the lifestyle hospitality company and joint venture with Accor (which holds a majority shareholding) and private investment firm Cain International are due to reopen the Delano Miami Beach in November 2025. Completed in 1947, the Delano Miami Beach is a prime example of Miami’s Art Deco architectural heritage.
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2 weeks ago |
hospitalityinvestor.com | Isobel Lee
When Lady Gaga performed for four nights in Singapore last month, the country enjoyed a Taylor Swift-style boom to the its hotel occupancies and rates, at least according to early search data. Singapore was the only Asian stop on the Mayhem Ball Tour and marked the performer’s first appearance in the city-state for 13 years, with Gaga mania hitting the National Stadium on May 18, 19, 21 and 24.
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3 weeks ago |
hospitalityinvestor.com | Ben Walker
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, living in hotels was widespread, especially for the wealthy, artistic, and bohemian. Why bother with the hassle of home ownership when you can rely on the amenities and services of a hotel? Today, this way of living is making something of a comeback, and the hotel industry has reacted to a rising demand for longer stays.
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3 weeks ago |
hospitalityinvestor.com | Isobel Lee
Hong Kong’s resurgent tourism market – plus a key piece of legislation supporting the supply of student beds – are expected to boost hospitality capital markets in 2025, according to experts in the sector. “The latest Policy Address introduced a pilot scheme to incentivise the conversion of hotels into student accommodation by streamlining the application process for planning, lands and building plans,” explains Oscar Chan, head of capital markets at JLL in Hong Kong.
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3 weeks ago |
hospitalityinvestor.com | Ifeoluwa Taiwo
The Schoeller Group has purchased the Upper West office and hotel property in Berlin from Signa Prime Selection. Located in Berlin's Breitscheidplatz, the 119-meter building was completed in 2017 and offers a total rental area of around 43,700 sqm, half of which is used as office space and around 17,300 sqm as hotel space. Retail areas are also located on the ground and first floors. The deal for the building - of which the main tenant is Motel One - is said to be worth €450 million.
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