Archived Industry Reports and Newsletter Articles

• Unemployment Low, Labor Costs High
• PKF Capital Markets Group Brokers Sale of Holiday Inn Select in Richardson, Texas
• U.S. Hotel Profits Up 13.1 Percent in 2006
• Is This the Time to Sell Your Economy Hotel?
• Caribbean Hotels Profitable In 2005: Region Attracts New Development
• Conference Centers Thrive In 2005
• U.S. Hotels: Revenues and Profits Rise, But So Do Expenses
• Life Near the Peak
• Hotel Spas as Independent Profit Centers
• Stability Returns to the Meetings Market
• When is the Housing Market Like Offshoring?
• Measuring the Business Interupted by Hurricane Katrina
• Lodging Market Impact: Additional Thoughts on Katrina
• Hotel Spas - The New Recreational Vehicle For Hotel Profits
• Hotel Insurance Expense: Minor Cost, Major Concern
• The Hotel Terminal Cap Rate Delemma
• Once Again, it is Time to Ask: To Buy or Build?
• PKF Study Finds Fewer Hotels Deficient on Interest Payments
• View From The Bottom Different Than From The Top
• Hotel Real Estate is Alive in 2005
• Reformed Taxes
• U.S. Hotels Break Three Year Losing Streak
• Hotel Guests Not Picking Up the Phone
• Assessing the Accuracy of Recent Hotel Outlook Forecasts
• Are Employee Benefits Really Soaring?
• Double-Digit Profit Growth for U.S. Hotels in 2004 And 2005
• Is it Time to Break Out the Name Badges?
• Plying the Per Diems: How Market Forecasts Should Impact Hotel Rate Strategy
• Construction Signs Along the Road to Recovery
• Other Revenue is Good Revenue
• 2005 Budget Season
• Predictive Powers of Hotel Cycles
• Choppy Waters on the Appraisal Sea
• Depreciation Assets: What Hotel Owners Should Be Considering
• You're Hired: Could Donald Trump Be Good for Real Estate?!