Hotel Horizons® & myShare - Atlanta, GA - June 2013 Edition

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The Atlanta market report contains a 5-year history and a 5-year forecast of Occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR levels and changes, as well as the change in average daily room supply and average daily room demand. The Atlanta report contains the following submarkets: * Airport * Buckhead * Cumberland / Central Cobb * Downtown * Emory / Decatur * Georgia 400 North * Gwinnett Place North * Interstate 20 East * Interstate 75 South * Interstate 85 Northeast Corridor * Interstate 85 South * Midtown * Northlake / Stone Mountain * Peachtree Corners / Norcross * Perimeter Center * Six Flags / I-20 West * Town Center North myShare: submarket, competitive set, and subject property forecasting tool included with this report.  See video walkthrough below.

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We recommend you view this tutorial before using your Hotel Horizons® report.  It gives a detailed explaination of all sections included, and how best to interpret the information included within.	Seventy five to eighty percent of all movement experienced by a hotel can be directly attributed to the market in which it operates.  myShare gives managers and owners the ability to adapt the broader market forecast to their submarket, competitive set, and subject property.
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