Canadian Weekly Lodging 2003 - Week Ending April 26, 2003
Week of April 20 to April 26
Canadian Lodging Outlook May 2003
Don't Worry About Room Rates
Hotel Life Expectancy
Hoteliers may be able to do something about functional obsolescence. But external obsolescence - the social and economic context of a hotel - is beyond a hotelier's control.
Now is the Time to Review Your Hotel's Property Tax
During periods of economic stress in the hotel industry, smart owners and operators carefully review their hotel's property tax assessment to determine whether there is sufficient justification to seek a reduction.
Property Tax Assessments for Hotels and Motels
One of the significant expense items incurred by a hotel is the property taxes paid to local municipalities.
The Valuation of Hotels and Motels for Assessment Purposes
THe valuation of hotels and motels is a highly specialized form of real estate appraisal, requiring not only a thorough understanding of the many principles and procedures of general appraising, but also an in-depth knowledge of hotel operations.
Time To Reduce Property Taxes
If your hotel's property tax assessment has not dropped in the last five years, you may be paying more than your share of real estate.
The Rushmore Letter - July 9, 2003
In this issue Steve Rushmore discusses his presentation given at the NYU Hotel Investment Conference.This presentation covered the latest valuation trends for the U.S. lodging industry.
Valuation Trends for the U.S. Lodging Industry
Steve Rushmore gave a keynote address to over 1,500 lodging industry leaders attending the NYU Hospitality Investment Conference in New York City. The topic was “Valuation Trends for the U.S. Lodging Industry.”
Canadian Lodging Outlook December 2002
Hotel Values in Europe - Current Trends