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By Daniel H. Lesser, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
08 February 2010
There are many different factors that can influence the peaks and valleys of a hotel’s life cycle.
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HNN Newswire
22 December 2008
Member brokers saw transaction activity decline at a lesser rate than the industry average, attribute availabilty of financing for midmarket hotels for existing deal volume.
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By Daniel H. Lesser, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
14 August 2009
“In formulating an appraisal, a hotel appraiser does not create the actions of the marketplace; they reflect the thinking and rationale employed by prudent buyers and knowledgeable sellers.”
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By Daniel H. Lesser, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
07 December 2009
An imprecise consideration of cap rates when discussing lodging assets is fraught with danger.
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By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
08 December 2009
The bidding by hotel acquisition funds over distressed properties might help spark a comeback in property valuations—but it’s still going to be a slow climb back.
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By Daniel H. Lesser, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
08 December 2010
A reactivated U.S. hotel transaction market is now producing empirical evidence of a rise in asset values.
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By Daniel H. Lesser, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
28 March 2011
The next time you are engaged in a discussion on hotel IRRs, make sure the assumed investment holding period is agreed upon first. If not, you will be comparing apples to oranges.
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By STR Analytics,
13 August 2010
No need to be so specific in predicting future performance of assets. Use probability forecasting instead.
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By Daniel H. Lesser, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
13 September 2010
As development picks up, consider the competitive forces that shape highest and best use.
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By Daniel H. Lesser, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
07 July 2011
An analysis of the variability in the amount and cost of hotel equity and debt, combined with fluctuations in net operating income, illustrates the recent rebound in values.
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