Hurlands, the new investment vehicle of Bridges co-founder Philip Newborough, is targeting the UK's next big leisure growth story as it prepares to open its first flagship pickleball and padel centre.
The site of a Silicon Valley parking lot that was previously meant to house a gleaming tech campus could instead become part of the city of San Jose’s plans for a downtown sports and entertainment district.
Mitchell Cohen, clad in work boots still bearing the sales tag, steps over construction debris in the heart of Canada's biggest city. The development executive peers over an unfinished concrete ledge about five stories above King Street and gestures toward Roy Thomson Hall, home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Giant mall landlord Simon Property Group is developing a ground-up, mixed-use project that will include retailers, restaurants and an upscale hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.
Six Flags Entertainment, North America's largest regional amusement park operator, is struggling with weak attendance and financial fallout from a $2 billion merger last year. Now it faces scrutiny from stakeholders who include three-time Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce.
PHOENIX — IHG Hotels & Resorts' newest hotel brand, Ruby Hotels, is in the early stages of its expansion into the U.S., but an IHG executive says Ruby will fill a whitespace in the company's portfolio in top 25 markets.
One of Dallas' tallest skyscrapers could soon become a mixed-use hub with a hotel, apartments, retail and restaurant space proposed at the aging Comerica Bank Tower in the city's central business district.
Augur Group, the property investment and development company, has gained consent from North Northamptonshire Council to redevelop Pegasus Court Leisure Park in Kettering as an open storage site.
The Lodging Conference took place at the picturesque JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge during the first full week of October. Despite ongoing challenges in the capital markets, conference attendees remained upbeat, noting recent large transactions as green shoots in the hospitality industry. Coincidentally, the conference venue was sold in a large portfolio deal earlier in the year, underscoring investor interest in trophy assets.
Three new brands debuted at The Lodging Conference this year. Marriott announced the alternative lodging brand, Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy. Hilton unveiled the Outset Collection by Hilton, a lifestyle soft brand in the upper-midscale and upscale categories. Finally, Wyndham launched an economy lifestyle extension to the Dazzler soft band called Dazzler Select.
A North Texas city has given a default notice to a developer that had promised a $1 billion hotel and resort anchored by a lakeside lagoon, saying the project has remained "stagnant for far too long."