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In its second day, the Hunter Hotel Investment Conference included discussions about the industry's financial future, employee culture and changes needed.

Tier II and III markets are more attractive to investors focused on the Americas as they look to cities with strong fundamentals, according to a CBRE survey.

A favorable economic outlook is expected to spur continued growth in U.S. hotel revenues and profits through 2020, but the following year could see some softening.

Interest rates, consumer confidence and secondary markets are on CBRE analysts’ minds this year.

Opportunity zones come with complicated guidelines but also sizable advantages. Here’s what hotel investors and developers need to know.

Dallas-based real estate investment trust Braemar Hotels & Resorts purchased the 170-key resort hotel in Truckee, Calif.

The outlook for the U.S. lodging industry, particularly historic hotels, continues to be extremely strong, according to a report released by CBRE Hotels’ Americas Research.

Despite the continuation of demand growth and record occupancy levels, concerns persist about the level of room-rate increases.

Despite nearly 10 years of positive industry metrics and growth, there are still those wondering—as they have for some nine years—if a downturn is on the horizon.

A new convention center, more sporting events and increased airlift are all driving demand for more hotels in gateway cities.