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JLL's Hotels & Hospitality Group’s Kevin M. Davis explains why the SASB CMBS market is so active right now in the large loan space and why that activity isn’t slowing down anytime soon. #hotelinvestmenttoday #hotel #hospitalitynews #hotelnews #hospitalityindustry #hospitality 

In this article, Daniel McCoy, MAI, dives deep into the historical trends of hotel interest rates and provides a forecast for the coming years. Click the link below for all the details! #interestrates #hotelindustry #hotelinterestrates #hotelconsulting

High interest rates, rising insurance costs and other financial challenges will push hotel owners to consider transacting to repay debt that’s coming due by the end of 2024, according to JLL's Hotels & Hospitality Group. #hotels #realestate #hospitality

My latest for Hotel Investment Today is that I talked to JLL's Hotels & Hospitality Group's Kevin M. Davis about why the SASB CMBS market for hotel refinances is so active right now and why that activity isn't slowing down anytime soon. #hotelinvestmenttoday #hotel #hospitalitynews #hotelnews #hospitalityindustry #hospitality #hotelrefinance #sasbcmbs

"U.S. hotel developers, lenders and industry analysts say lending for new lodging product remains tight despite recent interest-rate drops, as flattening hotel-room demand and higher U.S. treasury-note rates are making lenders pessimistic about the chances of potential lodging developments penciling out." #dshhoteladvisors #lodging #hotelindustry #hospitalityindustry #hotels #hoteldevelopers https://lnkd.in/epfrm3ED

A "Perfect Storm" is set to light up U.S. Hotel Transactions...Zach Demuth, JLL’s Global Head of Hotels Research, discusses with CoStar Group why hotel owners might be looking at selling. Despite strong RevPAR, profitability challenges are prompting more to consider selling, especially in markets reliant on group or business travel like New Orleans, Houston, and San Francisco. As Zach says, this isn’t about widespread distress but strategic opportunities. Well-capitalized buyers are stepping up, seeing potential even with values 20-30% below peak. For more insights, watch his full interview below or contact me directly. #Hospitality #HotelTransactions #JLL #RealEstate #InvestmentOpportunities https://lnkd.in/ebPRNYgE

If your idea of light weekend reading is a deep dive into hotel financing trends, dig in to this article I just put out! (Graphs and tables included for those of you that would prefer not to get too far into the weeds 😆 )

Many a time Medium and Small sized hotel owners rush into leasing or outright selling of their long dream hotels which they took time to build. One thing is Clear about this decision, which most times are hurriedly made, is either they do not have the patience to wait for the property to start making money or they are under pressure for those who took Bank loan facility,in most cases friends who went through that rout will suggest to them to quickly dispense the hotel. There are two sides to this decision,if you lease you will have less work to do and you will be smiling to the bank, however the transferred pressure to the leasee will either result in his inability to meet up with the homungus monthly amount or some times the property is damaged fast as maintenance will be on the back page. If you decide to sell, you will make instant profit but sooner or later you will be regretting the decision because you may have noticed high appreciation of the property and the neighborhood it is situated. My humble suggestion for those about taking this decision is be patient and go thoroughly with those steps on the flyer and sooner or later you will be surprised at your decision. Six Regionshotel is committed at ensuring Small and medium class hotels get their competitive support.What ever is your stress talk to us via sixregionshotelltd@gmail.com We will respond within 24 hours

Thank you to Hotel Investment Today for sharing the LW Hospitality Advisors Q2 2024 Hotel Sales Survey.   Key highlights include:   - Comparing Q2 2024 with Q1 2024 ----- Transaction volume: the number of trades increased approximately 36 percent while total dollar volume grew roughly 63 percent. ----- Pricing trends: The average sale price per room rose by 21%, reaching $279,000. -Geographic concentration: California, Florida, and Georgia accounted for 42% of the national quarter total number of sales, underscoring the continued attractiveness of these markets. - Debt availability: The sector continues to see robust debt financing, as evidenced by several high-profile acquisition financings and refinancings.   Looking ahead, we anticipate increased hotel sale transaction activity due to several factors: - The wave of debt maturities is beginning to materialize, putting pressure on capital-starved hotels. - Many owners who used Reserve for Replacement funds to service debt are now facing refinancing challenges in a high-interest rate environment. - Some property owners may choose to dispose of assets or surrender keys to lenders.   It's worth noting that high-quality assets with strong in-place performance are trading at aggressive cap rates, driven partly by ample equity earmarked for the lodging sector.   We expect U.S. hotel sale pricing to remain robust for top-tier properties with solid cash flow. Link to the article will be in the first comment.   #hotelindustry #marketupdate #hospitality

Peachtree Group Exceeds $1.0 Billion in Commercial Real Estate Originations https://loom.ly/D2Oo8mQ #peachtreegroup #hospitality #hospitalitypodcast #hotel #investing #hoteldesign #travel #hospitalityindustry #hospitalitymanagement #hospitalitymarketing #hoteliers #hospitalitystrong #hospitalitylife #hospitalitybusiness #hotelindustry #hotelsandresorts #hotellife #hospitalitynews #novacancynews