Steve Rushmore 2005 NYU presentation
Brand equity: Raising the Flag
HVS International and New York University's Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management, recently completed the
2005 Manhattan Hotel Market Overview.
Steve Rushmore's April 2005 Hotels monthly.
More Than Spare Change in the Parking Couch...
The First Edition of a Three Part Series on Parking Asset Management Success
Cash-Flow Modeling And Market Feasibility
In a critique of the Brookings Institution Research Brief on Convention Centers as Economic Development Strategy, the authors challenge the validity of the its findings and present an alternative view of the status of the convention center industry.
When taxes and lender criteria are considered, the estimated value of a hotel property can change. The effect of taxes, for instance, may well be to increase a potential buyer's bid for a given property.
In an earlier article (December 1995) the authors introduced two models that demonstrated the effects of taxes and tender criteria on a property's estimated value. Here's the proof of value for those two models.
At the birth of the republic, hotels had neither room keys or security. Today, while keys are being phased out, security is stronger than ever.