hotels

JMH Development has abandoned its plan to build a five-story, 289-key luxury hotel project in Long Island City. Instead, it will use the same property

Investment sales remain on the decline in New York City, dropping below $17 billion during the second half of last year. Total consideration dropped by

The new Margaritavile Resort at 560 Seventh Avenue near Times Square is among the new batch of hotels coming to NYC next year. The 29-story building at

In a move that looks to stymie opponents of home-sharing, Airbnb development partner Niido has announced a deal with smart access platform, Latch.

With hotels filled to capacity as families celebrate the holiday season in New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that 16 hotels are joining the

Will Silverman has left Savills Studley to lead the New York expansion of hotel brokerage, Hodges Ward Elliot (HWE). WILL SILVERMAN HWE is among the world’s

Independent hotels continue to gain ground against the Marriotts and Hiltons of the world. However, some investors remain on the sidelines, skeptical of

Hersha Hospitality Trust, owner of upscale hotels in urban gateway markets, has closed on the joint venture for seven of the Company’s premium limited

Hodges Ward Elliott (HWE) has hired two more New York City industry veterans as it continues its push into the investment sales sector. Paul Gillen has

It’s official. Having a homeless shelter near a residential property can reduce the sale price of those properties by 7.1 percent, a study by the city’s

Madison Realty Capital (MRC) provided a $16.50 million acquisition and construction financing package collateralized by a partially-constructed hotel development

Table Rock House, the 40-acre Rockland County estate that once belonged to William Pierson Hamilton, the great-grandson of Alexander Hamilton, is now on