Hospitality

Las Vegas Population Boom Drives Luxury Construction Growth

The national media narrative around Las Vegas tends toward skepticism: attendance figures are cited as declining, gaming revenue is questioned, and the city’s long-term viability is framed as uncertain....

The Short-Term Rental Market Isn’t Dying, It’s Splitting in Two

You’ve probably seen the headlines: Airbnb is oversaturated. The short-term rental boom is over. Investors are bailing. Some...

In Catskills, New York, a Specialty Market Where Camps, Colonies, and Resorts Change Hands

The Catskills real estate market has always operated by its own rules. While national headlines focus on interest...

What to Know Before Building or Renovating a Luxury Home in Las Vegas

Most people who dream about building a custom luxury home imagine the finished product: the kitchen, the views,...

In Las Vegas, Luxury Construction Holds Steady Despite Market Narrative

As headlines debate whether Las Vegas has peaked, the city’s high-end construction pipeline tells a different story. For...

Hartford Hotels Face Challenges as Convention Demand Surpasses Baseline Business Travel

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...

Mountain Market Reality Check: How Jackson Hole’s Unique Constraints Shape Luxury Real Estate Investment

Jackson Hole’s real estate market operates on a different set of rules than almost any other in the country. With 97% of Teton County...

Expert Highlights Alternative Capital in Mid-Market Hospitality

Traditional institutional lenders rarely underwrite loans below $10 million, leaving a significant gap in the mid-market hospitality sector. This gap creates opportunities for operators...

Tampa’s Luxury Market Finds Its Sweet Spot Between Miami and Naples

Tampa Bay’s luxury real estate market is attracting a new wave of buyers searching for value, lifestyle, and quality—positioning the city as a balanced...

When Your Dream Mountain Home Takes Three Years to Build – And Why That’s Actually Good News

Building a luxury mountain home is a long, complex process that requires years of planning, permitting, and construction. Unlike suburban developments that can be...

Why Seasonal Population Swings Don’t Directly Drive Resort Market Commercial Real Estate

Conventional wisdom about resort markets holds that more seasonal visitors automatically translate to increased commercial real estate activity. Matthew Gelso, Associate Broker at Paul...

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