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This could be very positive news for occupancy growth in seniors housing in 2011 and 2012.»
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Cottle estimates that the average occupancy for meeting rooms in coworking spaces is 35 % -40 %, leaving ample room for growth.
Three months after the wildfires left thousands without homes, Sonoma County continues double - digit gains in hotel occupancy and revenue, besting strong Napa County growth, according to January figures released Wednesday.
«While the pace of occupancy cost growth globally has slowed, limited supply of prime space in key core business centers has fueled continuous upward movement of occupancy costs,» said Dr. Raymond Torto, CBRE's Global Chief Economist.
The growth in Capital Region hotel rooms is outpacing demand, pushing occupancy rates lower, according to the latest figures from STR, an industry data and analytics specialist.
What we are seeing in the recently released hotel occupancy numbers is a very encouraging first step that should lead to even more growth in 2012.»
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Fiji has also seen some of its highest occupancy rates in recent years and there are huge opportunities for growth in rooms supply to cater to the tourism growth.
We saw growth in occupancy, length of stay, and average nightly rate.
With a clear sense of the bottom line merged with a dedication to corporate vision, I have consistently negotiated profitable contracts and implemented marketing campaigns that have triggered increased occupancy and steady growth in average daily rate (ADR).
A close look at the data across 80 markets in the U.S. shows that office employment is indeed highly correlated with office rents and occupancy growth.
Growth is slowing in the seniors housing sector with the first half of 2013 showing flat to declining occupancy, the first negative trend since the first quarter of 2010, according to a recent report by the National Investment Center for the S...
Structural constraints on the delivery of new supply in a given market reduce an owner's competition for tenants, which may lead to higher occupancy, higher rent levels, stronger rent growth and higher capital values over time.
The top 25 hotel markets in the U.S. had an average occupancy growth of 5 percent in 2014, as the industry proved it is just about fully recovered from the devastating impact of the recession.
Federal also maintained healthy operating metrics, with same - store NOI growth of 4.2 percent for the quarter and 3.5 percent for the year and a 20 basis point increase in portfolio occupancy, to 96.7 percent.
U.S. hotel industry metrics continued on a strong streak in the second quarter of the year, with increases in both occupancy levels and average daily rates (ADRs), as well as revenue per available room (RevPar) growth that hit double digits in so...
Structural constraints on the delivery of new supply in a given market reduce an owner's competition for tenants, which may lead to higher occupancy, higher rent levels, stronger rent growth and higher capital values...
«Hotel fundamentals in downtowns with a lot of construction may contain supply - side risk that could cause occupancies to soften and room rate growth to slow.»
The sub-market fundamentals confirmed that the properties, once rehabilitated, will do very well in terms of occupancy and rent growth.»
Steady retail growth Retail occupancies in the St. Louis metro area are averaging about 92 %.
In the second quarter, portfolio occupancies for Simon, Macerich, Glimcher, Taubman, PREIT and General Growth Properties (NYSE: GGP) stood above 90 percent.
Office occupancy and absorption rates both remained high in the third quarter, as job growth continued to improve and companies took more risks on new leases, according to experts...
«All told, increasing consumer sales, greater demand for space by retailers and insufficient growth in new supply suggest that rents and occupancy will likely be rising at a healthy rate over at least the near term,» writes RBC Capital Markets REIT analyst Rich Moore.
This was driven largely by superior capital growth as a result of higher occupancy rates, lower discount rates and a lower level of capital expenditure in energy efficient buildings.
The Andaz deal and other potential Hyatt sales come as hotel companies cope with decelerating growth in revenue per available room, an industry measure of occupancy and room rates, following a six - year recovery from the financial crisis.
Improvements in available equity capital, occupancy growth and dominance of transactions by REITs headlines the 22nd National Investment Center (NIC) National Conference held from Sept. 19 - 22 at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers...
Cedar's shares are trading at a discount compared to other shopping center REITs because the firm has had slow internal growth and there are a few troubled properties in Ohio in its portfolio, which has hurt its overall occupancy rates, according to a note by Todd M. Thomas, a REIT analyst with KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc..
General Growth's same store NOI for the first quarter of 2007 was only 0.5 percent compared to 8.5 percent in the first quarter of 2006, due to lease termination fees carried over from last year, but its occupancy rate, at 92.9 percent, was 1.8 percent higher during the same period last year and its sales per square foot increased more than 3 percent since the first quarter of 2006 to $ 458.
But strong rent growth and relatively healthy occupancy rates in the apartment sector continue to attract investors, who are then frustrated by the relatively small number and high asking prices of apartment properties available for sale.
While the market overall will move forward at a slower pace, economic growth anticipated in 2017 will provide a bump in office occupancy.
Office markets with the most diversified economies enjoyed the greatest positive net demand and growth in occupancy during 2016, including: Phoenix (3.6 million sq. ft.), Chicago (3.5 million sq. ft.), Seattle (3.3 million sq. ft.), Dallas (2.9 million sq. ft.), Philadelphia (2.6 million sq. ft.) and Los Angeles (2.4 million sq. ft.).
Supply has ramped up in several markets, and industry experts anticipate that the new units will affect occupancy and rental rate growth, limiting owners» ability to raise rents and increase net operating income (NOI) at the same impressive levels.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The seniors housing occupancy rate continued its recovery in the second quarter of 2012, while construction activity gained traction and year - over-year rent growth accelerated, according to NIC MAP, a data and analysis service of the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC).
While top - end units generally influence rent growth in Memphis, the large block of lower - tier units hold back the metro's occupancy rates.
Now taking a look at smaller metros in Florida, Fort Myers / Naples and Sarasota / Bradenton have logged strong occupancy over the last five years, stemming from healthy economic growth of 4.2 % and 2.8 %, respectively.
«Nevertheless, assisted living occupancy remained low in the third quarter at only 86.6 % showing the effects of inventory growth exceeding demand for nine of the past twelve quarters.»
After a slowdown in deliveries helped the Triangle's occupancy and rent growth results get back on track in 2015, continued fairly moderate new supply in 2016 is one of the influences pointing to another year of revenue growth in the range of 4 % to 5 % over the near term.
Commercial properties in most markets enjoyed sustained growth of demand, high occupancy rates, rising rents and rising prices.
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Apartment occupancy rates and rent growth levels ticked up in 3rd quarter 2013 in the nation's core 100 metros — keeping the industry in strong shape in advance of the oncoming pickup in supply.
Without a clear catalyst, Memphis should remain a low - occupancy, mediocre rent growth market in 2018.
AUSTIN, Texas — Campus Advantage is growing its portfolio of managed student housing properties with the addition of 4,000 beds in the past 90 days while also achieving remarkable success in its occupancy, rental rate growth and returning resident ratios for the 2015 - 2016 academic leasing season.
Meanwhile, Washington D.C. shifted from a near - record high assisted living occupancy rate one year ago to a near - record low in the first quarter, as growth in its inventory outstripped demand.
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According to STR, the hotel industry in Dubai, recorded strong occupancy levels during the first quarter of 2017 despite continued and significant supply growth.
«There's a bit of softness that we're seeing in terms of independent living occupancy and revenue per occupied unit or what we like to call REVPOR growth,» said Dr. Lawrence Horan, financial research and analysis director for NIC.
Peak performance levels for both occupancy and rent growth appear to be in the rearview mirror.
Demand has exceeded growth in inventory for independent living over this period, explaining the increase in occupancy rates, while demand has fallen shy of the growth in stock for assisted living.