Capital does not buy hotels: It buys institutionally manageable hospitality platforms
The lesson emerging from the European transactions reported by HVS The latest HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin, covering the week ending 8 May 2026, repor…
The lesson emerging from the European transactions reported by HVS The latest HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin, covering the week ending 8 May 2026, repor…
Borgo Pignano’s move from Volterra to Florence highlights a deeper shift in Italian luxury hospitality: value is no longer created by the property alone, but by…
Hotel investors typically spend considerable time assessing the purchase price, location, room count, capex, projected RevPAR, expected EBITDA and exit value. T…
Nel settore alberghiero il rischio non si nasconde soltanto nei muri, nella posizione o nella categoria della struttura. Si nasconde nei flussi, nella gestione,…
The judicial sale of this historic property in Pesaro, reported by Il Resto del Carlino, is not merely the story of a closed villa, a former hotel, or a prestig…
The sale of the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek and the dispute involving Braemar, Al Shams and Ashford highlight a decisive rule in hospitality investment: a hotel may…
Over the next 24 months, Rome will be one of Europe’s most contested hotel investment markets. But capital will not simply buy real estate: it will buy assets t…
Cadastral income is not a technical formality. It is a value variable. In hotel investment, cadastral income is often treated as a secondary technical matter, s…
Hotel leases, supreme court guidance and operating risk: why defects must be negotiated before signing, not challenged afterwards
Hotel valuation is not about assigning a price to a building. It is about understanding whether a hotel asset can generate sustainable income, under which opera…
Ecclesiastical real estate is no longer just a matter of historical preservation. In several Italian cities, it is becoming one of the most compelling real esta…
Beyond hotels for sale: in Rome, the real opportunity may be buildings ready for conversion