All Hotels articles – Page 2
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Asset Manager NewsPro-invest Group at Gulf & Indian Ocean Hotel Investors Summit 2023: Update
Pro-invest Group attended the Gulf & Indian Ocean Hotel Investors Summit (GIOHIS) in Abu Dhabi last month. The sixth edition of the summit set out to tackle some of today’s big issues including the rush of owners to franchises; the opportunities and challenges of ESG standards and the rise in construction supply costs and interest rates.
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Asset Manager NewsPro-Invest Group Inks Melbourne Hotel Acquisition And Welcomes New Investor To The Company’s Third Investment Fund
Carter Group Invests in Pro-invest Hospitality Opportunity Fund III and Fund Acquires its Second Asset
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White papersGlobal Real Estate Outlook: Steering through volatility in the search for value
In our latest Global Real Estate Outlook we explore the structural and cyclical challenges impacting traditional property sectors, how portfolio allocations may shift, and the need for skill and perspective to steer through ongoing volatility in the search for value. Risk aversion is discernible, but history has shown that real estate often delivers the best vintage of investments in the years after recession.
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White papersAuckland - Voco
Whether you’re rocking your business socks or dancing shoes, Voco’s location on the corner of Albert Street and Wyndham Street means you’re smack-bang in the city, a stroll away from harbourside attractions in one direction, Aotea Square entertainment precinct in the other, and a host of corporate HQs in between.
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White papersWe stayed at… Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Celeste Mitchell discovers the Sunshine Coast’s new CBD taking shape around this early adopter
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White papersInvesting in the future
Pro-invest Group makes its Holiday Inn Express hotels an attractive investment
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White papersUnlocking Hidden Potential in ANZ Real Estate
In recent years, hotels have become an established asset class trending in line with core sectors. Provided hotels are skilfully acquired and actively managed, hotel investments can generate attractive yields. Hotels within the Select Service segment in particular have proven to be an attractive investment, demonstrating double-digit, cash-on-cash returns to investors.
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White papersHotel Review: Holiday Inn Express Auckland City Centre
Sarah Pollok stays at the Holiday Inn Express Auckland Some hotels are an experience in themselves, with lavish rooms, state-of-the-art facilities and an expensive price tag to match. Others, however, exist to simply facilitate an experience, offering a simple, safe and central place to rest your head during an overnight business trip or a busy day of exploring the city.
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White papersCommunication Is Key Driver of Success for Hotel CEOs as Strategies Shift
Hotel Leaders Say There Are More Opportunities If Companies Can Weather Likely Recession
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White papersTime for hotel operators to lift the bar on sustainable operations
Free WiFi – tick. Comfortable bed – tick. Great location – tick. These are just some of the amenities travelers scour through hotel reviews to find. The presence (or absence) of these can help to make or break a holiday. However, there is one more attribute tourists are increasingly looking for when choosing where to base themselves: sustainability.
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Asset Manager NewsOptimism abounds at AHICE Aotearoa
Over 450 delegates were in attendance for the inaugural AHICE Aotearoa at The Pullman Auckland on Thursday.
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Asset Manager NewsICG and Pro-invest Europe launch UK hospitality joint venture
ICG Real Estate has launched a new investment platform together with specialist hotel investor and asset manager Pro-invest Group (Pro-invest), with a target to invest up to £ 500m in UK hotel assets.
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Asset Manager NewsICG and Pro-invest Group target to invest £500m in UK hotel assets
ICG Real Estate has launched a new investment platform together with specialist hotel investor and asset manager Pro-invest Group (Pro-invest), with a target to invest up to £500m in UK hotel assets.
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Asset Manager NewsICG and Pro-invest Europe launch UK hospitality joint venture
ICG Real Estate has launched a new investment platform together with specialist hotel investor and asset manager Pro-invest Group (Pro-invest), with a target to invest up to £ 500m in UK hotel assets.
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Asset Manager NewsPro-invest gets green light for $1b North Sydney office tower
Fund manager and developer Pro-invest Group, best known for its Holiday Inn Express hotel projects, has secured approval for its first commercial tower in Australia, a $1 billion skyscraper due to be completed in North Sydney by 2026.
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Asset Manager NewsPGIM Real Estate enters new joint venture in UK hotels
PGIM Real Estate, on behalf of a value-add investment strategy, has entered into a joint venture with Madison Cairn, a newly formed division of Cairn Group, to target the recovering UK hotel sector. PGIM Real Estate is the US$209.3 billion real estate business of PGIM. Cairn is an integrated investor, developer and operator in UK leisure, with a portfolio of 33 hotels and a 50-year track record in the industry.
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White papersExclusive: Pro-invest’s Shantha de Silva on boutique brands and the power of principles
With Australia’s borders open once again and hopes high that tourism will rebound quickly, many hotel groups are investing in soft and boutique brands. Pro-invest Hotels Director of Operations, Shantha de Silva, explains the importance of creating a portfolio of hotels and brands that reflects company values.
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White papersHotels a better investment bet than logistics: Pro-invest
Fund manager Pro-invest has tipped the hotel sector to outperform the booming logistics market over the coming years on the back of a resurgence in accommodation take-up, after securing up to $200 million from institutional investors for its latest hotel fund.
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Asset Manager NewsPro-invest and Next Story launch joint hospitality group Vista
Pro-invest and Next Story Group have joined forces to establish a new management company, Vista Hospitality Group Australasia.
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White papersHotels as the hidden jewel for your ‘beds and sheds’ strategy
Given the disruptive impact COVID-19 is having across all the traditional asset classes, a number of institutional investors are increasingly starting to allocate funds towards alternative asset classes.
