The Americas Lodging Investment Symposium has just concluded, and Aperture Hotels CEO Charles Oswald is back with key takeaways from this year’s meeting of hotel owners, investors, and operators.
Hotel industry experts at the Americas Lodging Investment Summit say despite some macroeconomic challenges, trends favor growing demand for hotels.
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Investors Respond to Resiliency of US Hotel Industry
With a focus on the Los Angeles market, analysts at LE report that, at the end of 2021’s fourth quarter, Los Angeles has a total of 120 projects/19,815 rooms in the construction pipeline. At Q4‘21, Los Angeles has the highest room count in the construction pipeline, slightly ahead of the Atlanta market, with 133 rooms/17,593 rooms, and the New York, NY market with 121 projects/19,303 rooms.
Hoteliers attending the first day of the Americas Lodging Investment Summit said they are ready for the industry to move on to the next stages of the recovery.
According to IHG Hotels & Resorts, the COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted the fundamentals of travel, and the industry is still growing back from those interruptions, but the fundamentals haven’t changed.
The annual Americas Lodging Investment Summit (ALIS) kicked off the year with insights into hotel transactions, performance, and lending trends. What do experts expect for the industry in 2016?
The Americas Lodging Investment Summit (ALIS) reached new heights this year with more than 3,000 registered delegates at the two-and-a-half day conference from January 25-27 at the JW Marriott and Microsoft Theater L.A. LIVE, making ALIS the first hotel investment conference to reach this milestone.
Hotel Lawyer at the ALIS hotel conference in Los Angeles - A turnaround in hotel investor sentiment? Was that just a raindrop or is the sky falling?