As the popularity of waterparks continues to grow across North America, we have analyzed current and projected supply for 2013.

Golf courses with multiple amenities offer buyers more opportunity. List prices reflect the number of rounds played and overall financial projections.

The financial bottom line encourages water conservation in waterpark operation.

Developers slow to tap into weight loss resort demand. Learn about this emerging trend and its opportunity for growth.

In an effort to boost tourism and revenue many cities are offering broad-based municipal incentives in order to attract tourism developers.

The importance of completing a feasibility study and market analysis for waterpark properties. With money on the line, developers need clear answers.

2012 waterpark season pass price points and incentives show that passes boost revenue and attendance at waterparks.

When land is not available for purchase for hotel construction, a well negotiated ground lease can benefit both the developer and the land owner.

Hilton Hotels and Resorts brand achieved the highest median sale price per room of the top brands in the U.S., while the Days Inn brand garnered the lowest median sale price per room.

Discover the impact that increased oil drilling has had on the local hotel market of Williston, North Dakota.

How a feasibility analysis answers the important questions and assist in the decision making process.

Waterpark resorts continue to emerge as a growing leisure development option. Explore current and projected (2011) waterparks in the U.S. and Canada.

New developments offer opportunities for growth in the Cleveland hotel market.

Buyers see opportunity in upper-tier hotel market as sales increase. Lower-tier market sees decline in sales as the great recession lingers.

What the new phenomena of dry ski slopes could mean for the industry. Areas with no snow can take a bite out of the ski market with opportunities for development.