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HNN Newswire
14 August 2012
Only 13% of U.S. hotel transactions involved distressed assets, a sharp decline from 2011, according to the Hotel Transaction Almanac Midyear 2012 Update.
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HNN Newswire
07 April 2009
Transactions of hotels selling for US$10 million and above (major) and less than US$10 million (mid-market) continued to go through in 2008, though at much-depressed levels compared to previous years.
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HNN Newswire
06 March 2009
Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels reports that volume of U.S. hotel transactions was US$8.5 billion in 2008--a far cry from the record US$45 billion during 2007.
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HNN Newswire
16 December 2009
Company forecasts 20-percent to 40-percent jump in number of hotel transactions during 2010.
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By STR Analytics,
11 January 2010
As 2009 produced few hotel transactions, the investment community and potential buyers gear up for what they hope is a busier 2010.
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HNN Newswire
11 March 2010
The recession and limited financing continued to hamper the U.S. hotel transactions market in 2009, which saw sales levels fall to their lowest point in two decades.
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By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
20 April 2010
Increased competition for major U.S. hotel assets and the industry’s improving metrics are expected to play a part in reviving the currently quiet hotel transactions market.
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HNN Newswire
04 May 2010
U.S. hotel transactions have totaled US$1.1 billion so far in 2010, according to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels.
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HNN Newswire
01 June 2010
Hotel transactions in the Asia/Pacific exceeded those in the Americas for the first time ever during 2009, according to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels.
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By Elaine Yetzer Simon, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
15 June 2010
The drought of capital brought on by the global downturn has played cooler to the casino-hotel transaction market, but things are looking to heat up.
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