Our Publications & Research
We project growth in the development of private and municipally owned waterparks. Explore the differences between these very different waterpark types.
Lender disinterest and equity contribution requirements make waterpark development funding difficult.
Value Place has a unique niche in the extended-stay market. Explore the brand that looks like a hotel but acts like an apartment complex.
By David J. Sangree, MAI, CPA, ISHC, and Joseph Pierce Summary: The median sale price per room of hotels in the United States declined by over 40% between year-to-date October 2008 and year-to-date October 2009. The dramatic decline is a result of the economic recession and the fact that there was a much smaller pool
The recession has taken its toll on the waterpark industry. Indoor waterpark development expected to decline in 2009.
Proactive strategies for hoteliers to improve profitability during the economic decline.
With the injection of new capital, Cleveland looks to new developments to boost hotel industry.
Overcome the challenges of waterpark financing with a thorough feasibility analysis and a comprehensive loan documentation package.
This family oriented resort segment is established as a viable segment of the travel industry. Wide family appeal has bolstered the growth of North American indoor waterparks.
Water conservation at waterparks is a naturally occurring design principle. Owners in drought stricken areas need to increase awareness of conservation and change public perception.
An analysis of existing indoor waterpark destination resorts and preview of those expected to open in 2008.
Methodology for preparing impact studies on existing and proposed hotels.