Hospitality

The conventional real estate development model rewards focus: specialize in one asset class, build deep relationships in one region, and scale efficiently. For much of the past decade, that ...

Food halls have evolved well beyond their origins as mall food courts. They now serve as anchor tenants capable of reshaping entire mixed-use developments. Creating a successful food hall, h...

Over the past decade, food halls emerged as one of retail real estate’s most promising formats — a way to activate large spaces, attract foot traffic, and give independent food opera...

The short-term rental industry has moved far beyond its origins of spare bedrooms and informal weekend stays. As the market matures, larger operators are working to professionalize the secto...

Policy uncertainty and shifting market forces are slowing U.S. construction activity, even as companies across the industry report healthy balance sheets. Developers are holding off on new p...

The hospitality industry’s rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in customer-facing roles is eroding guest experiences and undermining premium pricing, according to operators manag...

New York City’s accommodation crunch is not the result of short-term rentals but years of restrictive development policies that have frozen both hotel and residential construction. Acc...

Most buyers are looking for a mountain getaway. Whether as an investment or a personal retreat, focus on the basics: square footage, number of bedrooms, and price per night or per square foo...

A growing number of coliving properties are reporting bad debt levels of 11-12%, with landlords unable to cover mortgage payments when just one or two rooms go vacant, according to Clara Arr...

The New Orleans commercial real estate market is undergoing a clear shift from the seller-driven conditions of recent years to a landscape where buyers hold more leverage and deals face grea...

Within a 100-mile stretch of Florida’s Gulf Coast, rules for short-term rentals vary so widely that identical properties can operate legally in one county and be banned in the next, leavin...

The Alabama Gulf Coast is seeing renewed momentum in early 2026, as buyers who stayed on the sidelines last year return to the market. After a slow 2025 marked by high interest rates and sta...

Social media has become the primary way travelers discover hotels, reshaping which properties can command premium pricing and what guests actually value. As major chains continue to standard...

Hartford lost roughly 700 hotel rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rebuilding that inventory now presents challenges beyond standard real estate calculations. According to David Steuber, Ex...

The Greater Hartford metropolitan area has rapidly become one of the most active housing markets in the country, creating both new opportunities and complex challenges for development offici...