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Historic 1891 Abbey Boutique Hotel Warwick for sale by Savills Savills Hotels offer the stunning Abbey Boutique Hotel for sale Warwick Queensland by Savills Australia & New Zealand agents Kathryn Brassington and Leon Alaban. Steeped in history and surrounded by picturesque landscapes Abbey Boutique Hotel boasts a beautifully restored convent building dating back to 1891. With its heritage charm and strategic location two* hours southwest of bustling Brisbane and an hour*south of Toowoomba, this historic gem is a rare find. Leon Alaban Head of Hotels – Savills Hotels Australia said, “The regional accommodation market has benefitted from steady growth in recent years driven by increasing domestic and international tourism, as travellers seek authentic and immersive experiences”. Kathryn Brassington Associate Director – Savills Hotels Australia said, “The hotel’s picturesque surroundings and historic charm make it a popular choice for couples seeking a romantic getaway, wedding venue or corporate groups looking for a unique meeting space. The successful buyer is provided with the opportunity for increased profitability with development approval having been secured for the construction of eight cabins. This will allow for an increased revenue stream and further enhancement of the guest experience”. Luxury List Adelaide Munro Joseph Ganim Mark Durran Nick Lower Selin Ince Sherry Ge Beau Bakhtani Benson Zhou Rob Williamson Hugo Weston Savills Hotels Drew Mitchell Leo Killeen Troy Smedley Byron McDonald #savills #hotelnews #hospitalityindustry #hotelsandresorts #warwick #hotelforsale #hotelbusiness #hotel #hotelowners #hotels #hoteliunvestment

The rise of mixed-use developments in the hotel industry shows no signs of slowing down, as the "live, work, play" model becomes more ingrained in consumer preferences. Branded hotel residences, such as those from Hilton, Marriott, and Accor, are at the heart of this shift, offering a blend of luxury, convenience, and exclusivity that appeals to today’s market. These projects not only boost revenue but also elevate the guest experience, with seamless integration of residential and hotel services. As developers and hotel brands continue to collaborate, the potential for new, vibrant communities is immense—creating not just spaces, but destinations. #MixedUseDevelopment #HotelTrends #BrandedResidences

If all hotels open on time, nearly 200 new hotels are set to open this year, a 37% increase from last year, according to the CoStar Group. By room count, about 24,116 rooms are expected to enter the hotel space, representing a 28% year-over-year increase. Some of the most-anticipated openings of this year include new brands, high room counts, or offer something new to the area.

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Launceston’s New Luxury Destination: A 5-Star Hotel on Paterson Street In relevant news, Launceston is set to welcome its first ever 5-star luxury hotel. This development not only signals Launceston’s growing appeal as a tourist destination but also highlights Northern Tasmania’s rising profile among investors and developers. The luxury hotel, which will offer high-end accommodation, dining, and wellness facilities, is expected to draw both domestic and international tourists. With Launceston’s visitor numbers increasing year-on-year, the hotel’s prime location and world-class amenities are poised to capture strong demand. This project also aligns with Tasmania’s broader tourism growth strategy, which has targeted infrastructure development and premium experiences to attract a high-value clientele. For investors in Tasmanian real estate, this announcement reinforces the region’s long-term growth potential. Increased visitor traffic and high-quality accommodation options benefit surrounding businesses, making Launceston an attractive market for commercial real estate investment. Discover more about this development below. https://lnkd.in/gXnepjpQ

Great Skift story on how Choice Hotels International strategic investments have turned Cambria Hotels into one of the biggest success stories in the upscale space. A smart concept and a focus on the most valuable design elements and amenities for guests and developers are just some of the reasons Cambria hotels are opening at a record pace and “driving comparable revenue per available room in the U.S. compared to competitor brands.” Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/eGRmBbUS

Luxury hotel guests expect more than a place to stay—they seek a lifestyle experience that resonates with how they want to live. This is why mixed-use developments, combining hotels with residential and retail spaces, are gaining momentum. Guests who value thoughtful design, curated amenities, and seamless functionality during their travels often look for the same qualities in their homes. The rise of branded residences underscores this connection, offering an opportunity to extend the luxury hospitality experience beyond the hotel stay. It’s fascinating to see how hospitality design can blur the lines between travel and home, creating environments where guests feel both inspired and at ease. Mixed-use developments are not just a trend—they’re shaping the future of how we experience luxury. What are your thoughts on this evolution? #LuxuryHospitality #MixedUseDevelopment #HotelDesign #BrandedResidences #LuxuryLiving #GuestExperience #HospitalityInnovation #LifestyleDesign #TravelAndLiving #FutureOfLuxury #SeamlessLiving #LuxuryRealEstate #DesignForLife #RodrigoVargasDesign

Real Estate News Exchange (RENX) interviewed James D Brown and Hallmark Hospitality to dig deeper into the proposed hotel development. This is a fantastic article sharing insight on what it is like developing a hotel in Vancouver, and what it took to get to the current design. #vancouver #vancouverrealestate #hotel #development #design #architecture #wearezeidler

𝐕𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐏𝐮𝐥𝐬𝐞 The Venice hotel market has experienced a significant surge in fundamentals post-pandemic. The upscale and luxury segments have recovered most of their pre-pandemic occupancy levels, with average rates increasing by 40%. However, hotel supply remains stagnant, and several properties show severe signs of aging. This gap between actual and potential performance has allowed some luxury brands to acquire and reflag iconic assets. Nevertheless, the market's barriers to entry remain formidable. Noteworthy transactions have been few in recent years, and greenfield developments are limited due to a lack of buildable land. Additionally, local authorities are trying to manage overtourism by restricting hotel conversions in the city center. Can Venice leverage its improved market fundamentals to revitalise and modernise its hotel offering? #HotelInvestment #TourismRecovery #Paris #MarketResearch #Hospitality HVS Europe

This is kind of old news now (six days old), but I think worth revisiting. First, unique hotel developer comes to #CaryNC for first #NorthCarolina #hotel. Second, the hotelier picks Fenton, which was/is being developed by Hines, one of the largest and best-regarded #realestate companies in the galaxy. What does this mean? Broad confidence in #NorthCarolinarealestate and in the state overall from those outside the state. And there are stories like this happening all over NC all the time. #realestatedevelopment #commercialrealestatedevelopment #CRE #commercialrealestate #capitalmarkets #RaleighNC #RaleighRealEstate #TriangleRealEstate #hospitality #hotels