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Cushman & Wakefield | Hospitality

Cushman & Wakefield | Hospitality

Hospitality

Fueled by ideas, expertise and dedication across borders, we create real estate solutions for What's Next in hospitality

About us

Cushman & Wakefield Hospitality (CWH) is a specialist division of Cushman & Wakefield, one of the world's largest commercial real estate services firm. CWH provides a range of services for hotels, resorts, serviced apartments and mixed-use developments. The division specialises in: - Capital Markets services (hotel investment sales, acquisitions, debt advisory) - Hotel Valuation & Advisory (loan security, financial reporting, investment) - Hotel Development (operator selection, development brokerage, development consulting) - Consultancy (asset management, feasibility studies, strategic advisory & research).

Website
http://www.cushmanwakefield.com
Industry
Hospitality
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Chicago
Specialties
Hospitality consulting, Hotel valuation, Hotel investment sales, Hotel operator selection, Hotel Asset management, Strategic advisory, Brokerage, Debt advisory, Hotel Development, Contract negotiation, and Acquisition advisory

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  • Cushman & Wakefield | Hospitality reposted this

    With the hotel market continuing to outperform expectations, there's no better time to be in the room — and the NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference is exactly where the best conversations happen. I'm proud to represent the Cushman & Wakefield Hotel Valuation and Advisory team, one of the most experienced and dynamic groups in the industry. Our team brings deep expertise in helping owners, investors, and operators navigate every stage of the hotel lifecycle with confidence. If you're attending the conference and want to connect about: ✅ Hospitality advisory services ✅ Asset valuations ✅ Financing & capital markets ✅ Market trends shaping hospitality …I'd love to grab a few minutes. Drop a comment, send me a DM, or find me on-site. #NYUHospitality #HotelInvestment #CushmanAndWakefield #HotelAdvisory #Hospitality #CRE

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    🎙️ New Episode Available – Talking Hotel Trends Podcast In our latest episode, Andrew Horder is joined by Le Fichoux Frederic to discuss the current state of the hotel investment market across the UK and EMEA. The conversation explores evolving investor sentiment, market activity, ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty, and the long-term resilience of the hospitality sector. A great discussion on the trends, challenges and opportunities shaping hotel capital markets today. 🎧 Listen to the latest episode below ⬇️ 📖 Read our latest Hotel MarketBeat here: https://lnkd.in/dzQYERMS #Hotels #Hospitality #HotelInvestment #CapitalMarkets #HospitalityInvestment #RealEstate

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    On May 18th, during the Hotel Investment Trends Poland & CEE conference, Nicolas Horky, Head of Hotel Transactions CEE & SEE Cushman & Wakefield will lead a One-on-One session with Andreas Wierus (Focus Hotels S.A.) They will dive into: 🔹 Practical lessons from Wrocław and Olsztyn when it comes to office-to-hotel conversions. 🔹 Which decisions concerning CAPEX & timing actually impact the final result? 🔹 How recent operator bankruptcies are changing the landscape and risk for investors. Meanwhile, the latest Cushman & Wakefield European Hotel Investor Compass report shows that 86% of surveyed investors plan to allocate the same amount or more capital to the hotel sector in 2026 than in the previous year. Simultaneously, the market is becoming increasingly selective – with rising requirements for asset quality, predictability of operating results, and ESG standards. We are curious to see how many of these investments will specifically target office-to-hotel conversions. Join us for this discussion!

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    Cushman & Wakefield congratulates Journey Beyond on the recent settlement of Voyages’ Ayers Rock Resort at Yulara in the Northern Territory. Our team was proud to provide the pre-purchase technical due diligence for the acquisition of the business operations of this unique property deep in Australia’s outback, paving the way for the return of land and buildings to Traditional Owners. #CushWake #PDS #WhatWeveDone Shaun Kenafake

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    JUST SOLD! | SpringHill Suites & TownePlace Suites Phoenix North Cushman & Wakefield's Western Hospitality Advisory Group is pleased to announce the sale of the SpringHill Suites & TownePlace Suites portfolio in Phoenix, Arizona. Congrats to the both the sellers and new owners on this transaction. Bill Murney | Bub (Branden) Bergstrom | George O'Brien Cushman & Wakefield | Hospitality

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  • 🔔𝗖&𝗪 𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗘𝗟 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗘𝗧 𝗦𝗣𝗢𝗧𝗟𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧 – BERLIN (Year End March 2026) ⭐ Berlin’s hotel market performance weakened over the 12 months to March 2026, with GOPPAR declining by 7.0% to €52.3. This was driven by rising costs (+€2.9 PAR), while total revenues broadly stagnated, recording a marginal €1.0 PAR decline. ⭐ RevPAR fell to €116.4 (-€0.4 PAR, -0.3%), due to an €8.4 reduction in ADR, partly mitigated by a 3.9 p.p. increase in occupancy. Meanwhile, F&B revenue grew 4.9% YoY to €40.4 PAR, helping to soften the overall impact on revenue. ⭐ The combination of labour and other cost pressures, alongside declining room prices, led to a 6.4% drop in GOP margins to 31.5%, compared to 36.8% at the European level over the same period. ⭐ Berlin’s hotel supply increased by 1,349 rooms between April 2025 and March 2026, representing 1.0% growth when adjusted for opening dates, following 11 openings and two closures. Over half of the new supply (52%) was delivered in the Outer Boroughs, with Upscale (30.7%), Economy (27.3%) and Midscale (25.2%) hotels dominating new openings. For further information or support regarding your hotel real estate in Germany, please contact our experts: Christine Mayer and Simon Jeschioro or email us at HospitalityEMEA@cushwake.com #CWHospitality #CWMarketSpotlight #HotelInvestment #HotelRealEstate

  • Cushman & Wakefield | Hospitality reposted this

    Cushman & Wakefield, as the exclusive joint marketing agent, is pleased to present for sale 56 Sims Avenue, a freehold 4-storey with attic hotel located in the rejuvenating precinct of Kallang / Geylang. Situated on a corner plot offering strong visibility and excellent branding potential, the hotel is currently leased to an operator, providing incoming prospects with immediate rental income upon completion. The sale is conducted through an Expression of Interest (EOI) exercise closing on 20 May 2026, Wednesday at 3pm. Interested prospects are invited to reach out to Cushman & Wakefield Capital Markets for further information. Sophia Lim Irene Teo Shaun Poh Read the article for more info: https://lnkd.in/gqj434km #CapitalMarkets #RealEstate #Freehold #Hotel

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    Der Hotelinvestmentmarkt startet verhalten ins Jahr 2026 🏨 ▪️Im 1. Quartal lag das Transaktionsvolumen mit 221 Mio. Euro 44 Prozent unter dem Vorjahreswert (395 Mio. Euro), 31 Prozent unter dem 5-Jahresschnitt (319 Mio. Euro) und 62 Prozent unter dem 10-Jahresschnitt (576 Mio. Euro). ▪️Wenige großvolumiger Abschlüsse prägten das Ergebnis: Die größte Einzeltransaktion – der Verkauf des Excelsior Hotels in München von den Hoteliers Geisel an BlackRock Real Estate – vereinte über ein Viertel des gesamten Transaktionsvolumens auf sich. ▪️Der verhaltene Jahresauftakt ist weniger Ausdruck eines Nachfragerückgangs als das Resultat weiterhin auseinanderliegender Preisvorstellungen sowie einer vorsichtigen Deal-Strukturierung. Core Assets in etablierten Lagen bleiben jedoch hoch liquide. ▪️Rund 60 Prozent des Transaktionsvolumens im 1. Quartal entfielen auf die Top-7-Märkte. München dominierte – gestützt durch den größten Einzeldeal – mit rund 90 Mio. Euro und 40 Prozent des bundesweiten Volumens, gefolgt von Hamburg. ▪️Die Spitzenrenditen liegen unverändert bei 5,50 Prozent und halten sich damit seit Ende 2023 stabil. Trotz gestiegener Renditeanforderungen an das Eigenkapital bleibt der deutsche Hotelmarkt damit im europäischen Vergleich attraktiv positioniert. Christine Mayer, Head of Hotel Valuation Germany & Austria: „Nach dem deutlichen Zwischenhoch im Frühjahr und Herbst 2025 hat sich zum Jahresende bereits ein rückläufiger Trend abgezeichnet. Dabei sehen wir keinen Rückgang des Investoreninteresses, sondern vielmehr eine höhere Selektivität. Kapital ist weiterhin vorhanden, wird aber gezielter eingesetzt – mit klaren Anforderungen an Qualität, Betreiberstärke und langfristige Tragfähigkeit. Die Marktphase begünstigt Manage to Core und Value Add Strategien. Sondersituationen wie die Insolvenz des Hotelbetreibers REVO sind keine Schwäche des Hotelmarktes insgesamt, sondern Teil einer Marktbereinigung. Für kapitalstarke und erfahrene Investoren eröffnen sich daraus zusätzliche Opportunitäten – insbesondere bei Restrukturierungen, Betreiberwechseln und strategischen Neupositionierungen. Für den weiteren Jahresverlauf 2026 wird, bei fortschreitender Annäherung von Käufer- und Verkäufererwartungen, mit einer Belebung der Marktaktivität gerechnet.“ Alle aktuellen Zahlen: https://lnkd.in/gzEuR3U2

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    Each year, Cushman & Wakefield surveys some of Europe's most active hotel investors to understand where capital is moving and what is shaping investment decisions. The European Hotel Investor Compass 2026, now in its fifth edition, draws on the views of senior representatives from private equity firms, funds, REITs and institutional investors — and sets out a detailed picture of the market as they see it. This year's findings reflect broadly sustained deployment intentions, with value-add and opportunistic strategies continuing to attract the strongest interest. Southern European markets remain firmly in focus, with Italy, the Iberian Peninsula and France all registering high investor demand. At city level, Milan, Madrid and Rome lead in attractiveness rankings. Return expectations have shifted upward. Investors are now requiring an average 15.6% Return on Equity — up two percentage points year-on-year — pointing to heightened underwriting caution even as financing conditions ease. Visit our website to read the full findings, including city-level rankings, yield dynamics, and investor perspectives on ESG and AI: https://cushwk.co/3OJWhZW #CWResearch #HotelInvestment #HospitalityRealEstate

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