Hotels within a wide radius of the main National Parks had
achieved high occupancy levels far earlier than normal this year, Travelodge added.
Not exact matches
Not only will Whole Foods be able keep construction costs relatively low, it can also save money on
occupancy costs because of the smaller size of the stores — thus
achieving higher returns on capital.
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higher - than - anticipated store closing or relocation costs,
higher interest rates, the performance of Barnes & Noble's online, digital and other initiatives, the success of Barnes & Noble's strategic investments, unanticipated increases in merchandise, component or
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Ahmed Abdullah Al Nuaimi, chairman, Qatar Tourism Authority said the results from August, although recording a decline in
occupancy rates, actually registered the
highest increase in the amount of revenue
achieved by the growing four star hotel sector.
In all three locations, MONDO can demonstrate that it has generated superior results in
Occupancy and Average Rate against its competition, and has
achieved high satisfaction ratings for customers as benchmarked on Trip Advisor (featuring in the top percentile in all locations).
The move come as the Karnataka State Tourism Department is trying to target
high end travelers to
achieve the desired
occupancy level of the train.
Hotels located in the «inner circle» of a theme park development can expect to
achieve occupancy levels two to 10 percentage points
higher than properties in the outer circle and city.
«We found that LEED - certified and Energy Star - rated office buildings financially outperform their non-green peers in terms of rental rates and
occupancy rates,» he notes, adding that green office buildings
achieve rental rates that are, on average, three percent
higher than non-green properties.
A 2014 study by Urban Land Institute's Multifamily Housing Councils division, evaluating market performance and market acceptance of micro-housing, showed that newly - built micro-housing had
higher occupancy rates and
achieved higher effective rents for new leases.
Not only does this provide housing, it also protects property owners: «This is a way for property owners in these areas to
achieve a «meeting of minds» with their prospective tenants and
achieve much
higher occupancy levels, while the tenants get the clean, safe and secure accommodation they want at an affordable price.
A
high penetration rate may also mean that the market has a relatively more intensive competitive landscape due to the sheer number of units in the marketplace, making increases in
occupancy more difficult to
achieve.
We are the market leaders in commercial office leasing and have built our reputation by consistently
achieving increased
occupancy,
higher rents and faster lease - up.
By: Rick Kleiner, MBA TREND Report September 2011 With the signing of two of the quarter's largest office leases for new space,
occupancy at 333 East Wetmore has reached 90 %, outpacing the market average of 87.5 % and
achieving the
highest... Continue reading >>
As your property manager, our goal is to
achieve the
highest market value for your property, while maintaining a
high occupancy rate and keeping your expenses to a minimum.
80 %
occupancy is a number a buddy of mine threw around as a target to do better than a standard lease but I think I can
achieve higher in this area especially with the university students.
It is a lot of work to manage these units and
achieve good reviews and
high occupancy.
Since last year, GGP's physical
occupancy has increased substantially with the execution of new leases at significant positive rent spreads, it has refinanced and extended the maturities of
higher - cost debt, and it has
achieved selected anchor buyouts at Ala Moana and other malls.