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California to see record number of hotel foreclosures 
HNN Newswire
26 June 2009
The number of California hotels in default or foreclosed on jumped 125 percent in the past 60 days. The state now has 31 hotels that have been foreclosed on and 175 in default, according to Atlas Hospitality.
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San Diego risks deal slowdown This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information. 
By Patrick Mayock, Editor-in-Chief
18 October 2011
After a record-setting first half of the year, San Diego’s hotel transaction market faces a potential slowdown as REITs pull back on their buying sprees.
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Foreclosures, defaults down in California This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information. 
By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
10 February 2012
California hotel default filings are expected to drop by 30% to 40% this year with foreclosures falling 15% to 20%, according to Atlas Hospitality Group.
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Deals loom outside California's top markets This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information. 
By Patrick Mayock, Editor-in-Chief
16 August 2012
After a flurry of deal activity in the major metropolitan areas, hotel investors have shifted their gazes toward California’s more affordably priced secondary and tertiary markets.
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Lenders need to change their approach  
By Joel Ross, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
27 July 2009
A well-rewritten loan with the current owner can be resold by the lender for more than he or she can sell the foreclosed asset—and the legal and other costs will be far less.
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5 things to know: 22 July 2009 
By The HNN editorial staff,
22 July 2009
From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial team: California transactions market in the dumper; Watergate Hotel fails to attract bids; Marshall Hotels & Resorts keeping busy; architect group says bottom hasn’t been hit yet; and new research identifies consumers’ search habits.
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Hotel values, cap rates, deals and recovery 
By Jeff Higley, Editorial Director
05 May 2011
Speakers at the Meet the Money conference addressed key issues affecting the hotel industry; LIIC unveils its top-10 issues list; and California transactions expert projects robust growth.
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San Francisco hotels sail with steady demand 
By Patrick Mayock, Editor-in-Chief
22 August 2011
Widespread increases across San Francisco’s diverse demand drivers has propelled the market to the head of the U.S. hotel industry.
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REITs: Can they manage? This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information. 
By Jason Q. Freed, News Editor-Americas
15 July 2011
As real-estate investment trusts are primarily longer-term holders of assets, rising interest rates and a lack of private capital will test just how good they are at asset management.
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Fewer trophy assets to trade in California This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information. 
By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
26 March 2012
There are few trophy assets available to trade after a frothy 2011 California hotel transactions market, according to a report from Atlas Hospitality Group.
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