Bloomberg: NYC Hotel Bust Means Even $1,000 Rooms Aren’t Profitable
At Manhattan’s hotels, there are few signs of the festive fervor that the holiday season typically brings.
Kane Kessler Town Hall presentation
Dear Member, On Monday, December 7th, Kane Kessler conducted
Report on NYC Hotel Industry in the Wake of COVID-19
Dear Member, You may recall that in September,
Center Square New York: Hotel Association of New York City says members seeing occupancy rates in single digits, some on verge of closure
With mandated closures continuing to impact New York City’s hospitality sector, the combination of single-digit occupancy levels and mortgage issues have led some to close and have others nearing the precipice.
AP News: Tourists few, NY gift shops struggle but don’t lose (heart)
In souvenir shops from Times Square to the World Trade Center, shelves full of T-shirts and trinkets still (heart) New York. But the proprietors wonder when their customers will, again.
Million Acres: Where Are Hotels Hurting The Most?
It’s been a very challenging year for the hotel industry as a whole. While hotels have seen vacancy rates and RevPAR bounce back from March, numbers are still far below pre-pandemic numbers. As of November 14, hotel analytics firm STR reported that occupancy was at 43.2%, down by 32.7% year over year. The average daily rate was $90.58, a drop of 28.6%, and RevPAR was off 52% from last year. With COVID-19 rising in recent weeks, many potential travelers may change their plans.
The Real Deal New York: 80% of NYC hotels backing CMBS loans show signs of distress Occupancy rates have improved since April, but only reflect establishments still open
The travel industry has been so ravaged by the coronavirus that even a vaccine may not come soon enough to save most hotels in New York City.
Real Estate Daily Beat: Pandemic puts NYC Hotels on the brink
New York City’s hotel industry is in crisis, with four out of five properties underpinning commercial mortgage bonds now showing strain, according to the Financial Times. The effects of the coronavirus and overbuilt supply is hitting the nearly $4 billion of hotel mortgages that are bundled into CMBS deals hard.