Hospitality Net: Appointment – David Salcfas, Appointed Consultant At Cayuga Hospitality Consultants in Sarasota – FL, USA
Cayuga Hospitality Consultants is delighted to announce the addition of new hospitality consultant, David Salcfas. With the addition of the new consultant, Cayuga Hospitality Consultants can continue to provide unique and unequaled solutions to any challenge for its clients.
2021 HANYC Foundation Scholarship Awards Reception
The HANYC Foundation was thrilled to recognize the winners of
New York Post: Checking in: 8 extraordinary new hotels opening in NYC this year
Yes vacancy. Last year was among the worst years ever for city hotels and the figures are daunting.
The Real Deal New York: The grand reopening: As restrictions lift, CRE markets race toward recovery
It wasn’t the pan-roasted halibut that drew a small crowd to Blu Mar on a recent Thursday afternoon.
Commercial Observer: What REBNY’s Doing to Help an Industry That’s Been Knocked for a Loop
A year of pandemic anxiety, intermittent lockdowns, and stalled developments has given way to mass vaccinations, declining coronavirus cases, and fewer restrictions for entering businesses.
Curbed: The Homeless-to-Hotels Program Is Ending. Neither Residents Nor Hoteliers Are Ready.
In April 2020, the owners of the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Long Island City turned to the de Blasio administration for a lifeline. Its pre-pandemic selling points were no longer relevant.
Crain’s New York Business: Eric Adams’ tax break proposals get mixed reviews from city economists
Economists believe Eric Adams’ campaign proposals to suspend real estate tax collections and offer sales tax holidays could deprive the city of much-needed revenue if they remain in their current open-ended form.
Daily Mail: Junkies camp on sidewalks near Midtown ‘drug corridor’ as Cuomo denies de Blasio’s claim he is blocking NYC from relocating 8,000 homeless people from hotels in the area where crime has surged more than 170%
Gov Andrew Cuomo has denied Mayor Bill de Blasio’s assertion that he is blocking New York City officials from moving around 8,000 homeless people living in Midtown Manhattan hotels to permanent shelters, saying that the relocation process does not need approval from the governor.