The HVI is a sophisticated hotel valuation benchmark developed by HVS International. It monitors annual percentage changes in the values of, mainly, four-star and five-star hotels in 28 major European markets.
HVS International's London office has published a review of the European single asset transactions during 2003. This article provides an overview of transactional activity during 2003 by European country.
HVS International's London office has published a review of the European single asset transactions during 2003. This article provides an overview of transactional activity during 2003 for Spain, France and Italian hotel markets.
HVS International's London office has published a review of the European single asset hotel transactions during 2003. This article provides an overview of transactional activity during 2003 for Belgium, Netherlands and the Scandinavian hotel markets.
HVS International's London office has published a review of the European single asset hotel transactions during 2003. This article provides an overview of transactional activity during 2003 for Germany and Central and Eastern European hotel markets.
HVS International's London office has published a review of the European single asset hotel transactions during 2003. This article provides an overview of transactional activity during 2003 for the UK and Irish hotel markets.
HVS International's London office has published a review of the European single asset transactions during 2003. This article provides a general overview of transactional activity during 2003 for the European hotel market.
The HVI is a sophisticated hotel valuation benchmark developed by HVS International. It monitors annual percentage changes in the values of, mainly, four-star and five-star hotels in 28 major European markets.
HVS International’s London Office has released the latest edition of its annual review of European hotel value trends, the Hotel Valuation Index (HVI). The European HVI has tracked trends in hotel values in 29 key regional markets.
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