Driven by debt restructuring deals, hotel investment activity is expected to remain stable across EMEA during 2012 with $11 billion worth of deals forecast for the year, reflecting transaction volumes similar to 2011 levels of $10.9 billion according to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' latest Hotel Investment Outlook report.
New Yorks hotel room revenue per available room (RevPAR) increased by 7.4 percent through year-to-date November 2011, driven by growth in average daily room rate. Notwithstanding supply increases, Manhattans lodging fundamentals are expected to show ongoing strong growth in 2012.
As world leaders gather to address global challenges at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, a new report by Jones Lang LaSalle (NYSE:JLL) reveals that more than half of all global real estate investment resides in 30 cities.
Despite the continuing economic uncertainty, Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels forecasts that global hotel transaction volume will hold steady in 2012 to again reach upwards of $30 billion in deals, according to initial results from the firms Hotel Investment Outlook 2012 report.
The worldwide movement toward sustainability has made significant progress over the past half-dozen years as companies and cities have pursued strategies that balance future and current societal needs. Now, sustainable development is entering a new phase, characterized by greater alignment within and between the public and private sectors.
Following intensive negotiations with a number of national and international hotel operators, Bayerische Hausbau GmbH & Co. KG, a wholly owned subsidiary of the renowned Schörghuber Group, has assigned 25hours, a member of Design Hotels, with the operating agreement for the planned 4-star hotel project in the Bikini Berlin development in City West.