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Walter Herz summarised the situation in the Polish hotel market ► https://lnkd.in/dHRk5Bgd #hotelmarkettrends #esg #commercialrealestate #propertyinvestment #realestateinvesting #realestatetrends
Despite good conditions, investments in Polish hotels remain scarce
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Hotel Investment in 2024! With the Annual Hospitality Conference (AHC) and the Future Hospitality Investment Summit (Dubai) just a few weeks away, it’s a great time to reflect on the trends shaping the hotel investment landscape in 2024. Key highlights so far: 📈 UK Hotel Investment Boom: UK hotel investment transactions soared to an estimated £3.08 billion in H1 2024, marking a 35% increase from 2023. Notably, portfolio transactions drove 70% of this volume, with major deals like Ares Management Corp.’s acquisition of 21 hotels for £400 million and Blackstone’s purchase of the Village Hotel platform for £780 million. This resurgence underscores growing investor confidence, with full-year volumes expected to surpass £5 billion, more than double the 2023 figures. 🇮🇪 Irish Market Surge: Ireland’s hotel market also witnessed a significant uptick, with EUR655 million worth of properties traded in the first half of 2024, nearly four times the volume from H1 2023. The standout sale of Dublin’s iconic Shelbourne Hotel for close to EUR260 million highlights the market’s attractiveness, even as new supply enters the scene. 🏨 Middle East Expansion: The Middle East continues to see remarkable growth with several high-profile hotel openings and investments. As the region welcomes new luxury brands and developments, Dubai’s market, in particular, offers compelling opportunities for strategic capital deployment, as highlighted in recent expert reports. 2024 has been a robust year for hotel investments globally, and we’re excited to see how the remainder of 2024 unfolds. We look forward to discussing these more in the run up to the upcoming industry events and look ahead to what 2025 and beyond have in store. Contact Dan Akhtar to discuss how we can help you with your strategic recruitment needs. #Recruitment #Hospitality #HotelInvestment #HospitalityIndustry #AHC24 #FutureHospitality #HotelConference #MiddleEastHospitality #InvestmentTrends #HPGAS
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Asia Pacific hotel transactions surge 19% in H1 2024 - JLL Asia Pacific recorded US$5.7 billion in hotel transactions over the first half of 2024, led by significant deals in Japan, China and Singapore, according to data and analysis by global real estate consulting firm JLL (NYSE:JLL). “We’re seeing an uptick in hotel investment volumes in tandem with the tourism boost across Asia Pacific as air travel resumes and seat capacity to Asia Pacific destinations recovers,” said Nihat Can Ercan, CEO, Asia Pacific, Hotels & Hospitality, JLL. As hotel investment levels move towards full recovery, ESG continues to become increasingly important for investors and broader stakeholders in Asia Pacific. Read more on The Hotel Conversation - https://lnkd.in/grFVCuFf Nihat Can Ercan JLL Stuart Crow Rohit Hemnani Tim Graham Paul Brindley Martijn van Eldik Andrew Peck Peter Harper Nick Thompson Gillian Berardi Gus Moors Gareth Closter Xander Nijnens Isabel Wong Julien Naouri Adam Bury Greg Jeloudev Nick MacFie Debbie Farrelly Nicola Raeburn Will Connolly Lachlan Persley Edward Browne Ben McDonald Tom Gleeson Elyse Balcombe #asiapacific #hotelnews #hotelinvestments #jll #hotelasispacifc #asiapacifcre #jllhotels #hotelindustry #hotelinvestment #hotelowners #hotelmanagement
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Luxury Hotels in Thailand - The Next Frontier For Private Equity? With target cash on cash multiples of 3x or so over a 5 year period based on our new build strategy at ARG Capital we are very bullish on the Thai luxury hotel market and are currently developing 7 luxury hotels in Jomtien and Phuket. Currently focused on discussions with family offices, HNWs, sovereign wealth funds and other types of investors and wealth managers interested in learning more about this space. Comment hotels for a free report outlining current industry dynamics and opportunities.
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The Financial Times exclusively covered our European Hotels Investor Survey yesterday, ahead of its wider launch tomorrow. Key findings of the report include: - Spain surpasses the UK to become the preferred country for hotel investment - Smaller firms are set to be the most active in the European hotel market in 2024 - London retains its status as the crown jewel at a city level, followed by Madrid and Paris - Athens enters the top ten, benefitting from a surge in hotel operating performance of over 30% year-on-year in 2023 Read the full article, including Kenneth Hatton’s insights below or if you are at the International Hospitality Investment Forum (IHIF) this week, come and see the CBRE Hotels team at Stand 39. #EuropeanHotelsInvestment https://lnkd.in/eTFeCysQ
Spain supplants UK as top hotel investment destination amid buoyant demand
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A golden era for the Greek Hospitality market? The market is showcasing resilience, depth and breadth across asset types, geographies and investors. Brands in the upper luxury realm (Mandarin, Six Senses) are entering or expanding in the market, PE firms establish new platforms through buy out and roll ups, while established operators invest in add ons with peripheral airports’ upgrades being a key driving force. The favorable local economic and investment environment lend support to new development with some 60 new hotels expected within the next 4 yrs and international brands having already flagged many of them. Taking note of the highest profile placements H.I.G. has formed €1bn Ella Hotels platform, CBE Capital in a JV with other major investors develops a c.€150mil. Six Senses Hotel and branded residences project in Porto Heli, while Nordic Leisure Travel Group concluded the largest transaction €112mil. for 2024 by entering into a strategic partnership with Premia Properties. #investing #hospitality
Dynamic Greece embraces development
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New research by CBRE finds that 70% of Europe’s hotel investors plan to increase spending in 2024, prompted by rising tourism numbers and the expectation of interest rate cuts later in the year. The “upper upscale” and “luxury” sectors emerged as the most attractive owing to pent-up demand. Over half of the investors surveyed favor urban locations as a result of supply scarcity. Spain is said to be the most preferred destination by country, with Madrid and Barcelona both ranked in the top 10 in terms of European cities. ActivumSG was an early entrant into the now firmly in-favor Spanish hospitality market, having identified the sector as an attractive avenue for investment before and during the Covid-19 pandemic. Some of ActivumSG’s Spanish hospitality investments have included: - The Hard Rock Hotel Madrid, re-positioned from a former municipal building and sold in 2022. - The Hampton by Hilton Barcelona Fira Gran Via, a ground-up development strategically located near a major business conference area that completed in 2021 and sold earlier this year. - A 230-year-old Andalusian palace in Málaga, Palacio Solecio, restored from a derelict historic site and turned into a luxury hotel in 2019. - The Nobu Hotel Barcelona, acquired in 2021 and extensively redeveloped to create Barcelona’s highest rooftop pool and bar. - A 471-room luxury hotel on the Barcelona seafront, SLS Barcelona, set to be delivered later this year. The asset occupies the last seafront plot in Barcelona available for hotel development owing to pipeline restrictions in the city. ActivumSG believes there is still room for growth in the market and has capital ready to deploy into situations where there is significant upside to be achieved through value-add and opportunistic investment plays in select European hospitality sectors.
2024 European Hotel Investor Intentions Survey
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ITC Ratna's 400 Million USD Investment - Curious About Luxury Hotel Investments in Sri Lanka 🌟 I'm curious to hear insights from hospitality specialists/ investors / Businessmen in the industry. Shangri La Global spent a whopping 800 million USD on a hotel building in Sri Lanka, while ITC's recent investment in their first hotel there amounted to 400 million USD? These numbers got me thinking about the financial dynamics and profitability of such investments. 🔍 Let's do some basic calculations: Average room rate: $300/night Occupancy rate: 60% Room revenue per year: $32,850,000 (500 rooms x 0.6 occupancy x 365 days x $300) Additional revenue (restaurants, spa, etc.): $8 million Total revenue per year: $40,850,000 Considering operational costs (estimated at 60% of revenue), the annual profit would be around $16,340,000. even with the this profit, it would take around 25 years to recoup the initial investments solely from hotel operations for ITC ( But i checked on Shangri la, that they are making losses not profit) I'm eager to hear your thoughts and opinions on these investments. Do you think such high investments in luxury hotels in Sri Lanka are justified by the potential returns? All I am asking is to learn on this, Share your insights in the comments below! 💬 #Investments #SriLankaHospitality #finance #Invest #SriLanka #hospitality #tourism #business #hotelmanagement #businessmanagement #management
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A significant rise in hotel room prices in Athens due to high demand, with average rates up 17.7% and high occupancy rates. This indicates a robust tourism sector, making Greek real estate, especially in the hospitality sector, an attractive investment. Investors can capitalize on Athens' growing appeal and the promising returns from the thriving market.
High demand boosts hotel room prices in Greek capital | eKathimerini.com
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Asia Pacific recorded US$5.7 billion in hotel transactions over the first half of 2024, led by significant deals in Japan, China and Singapore, according to data and analysis by global real estate consulting firm JLL (NYSE:JLL). With volumes up 19% year-on-year in H1 2024, Asia Pacific is expected to make a rebound with an anticipated record US$11.6 billion in hotel transactions for the full year 2024, fuelled by strong investor appetite for Japan, with the country’s total hotel investment volume expected to reach US$4 billion. https://lnkd.in/gNiZAKWf Nihat Can Ercan #JLL #HotelInvestment #AsiaPacific #HospitalityMarket
JLL: Asia Pacific Hotel Deals Surge 19% | Property News
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