- Hotels set for spending spike
Hotel construction spending, which has been very erratic, is up 28% since the bottom of the hotel building cycle two year ago. Although hotel construction spending fell 10% in November, December, and January, expect a cumulative 66% increase by the end of 2006. That will bring the 2004–06 gain to ......
- Opportunity + competition = increased cost
HEADNOTE Hotel development costs continue to rise, following national building trends As opportunities and the number of construction projects have increased for hotel developers, so have the costs to take advantage of them. According to the HVS International 2000 Hotel Development Cost Survey, which reports data from 1999, escalating development ......
- Hotel construction spending up 12%, starts up 37%
Hotel construction spending is expanding at a 12% annual pace after having dropped 1.6% last year. The rapid growth will double late in 2006 and remain at that high level through at least 2007. This expanded project spending is the result of a 37% increase in hotel starts—largely convention center ......
- Hotel building boom finally peaks
Hotel construction spending expanded faster than any other building market in 2006, helped by destination hotels in Las Vegas and other resort areas, as well as by business and consumer travel in large metro markets. This year, building activity will stay at year-end 2006 levels with job site spending rising ......
- Understanding Lease-Renewal Options
Landlords and leasing agents typically want tenants to sign long-term leases. But if your business is growing and you don't want to lock into a five- or 10-year lease, consider a short-term lease with renewal options. Look around before you leap into a very long lease agreement....
- The Length of the Term in an Office Lease
Discover the benefits and risks of long-term office leases. Also determine the best direction for your company.
- Tips: Signing a Lease
Before negotiating terms of a lease, make a list of terms that would benefit your business. For example, if you are opening a jewelry store in a mall, the lease should stipulate that no other, or only one other jewelry store, can open in the mall during the term of ......